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    Watch: Nicole Kidman Joins TikTok With Magical First Post

    We come to TikTok for magic—especially now that  has joined.

    Indeed, one day after she stepped out at the Practical Magic 2 premiere in London, the actress made her TikTok debut, sharing behind-the-scenes footage from the event on her new account.

    Kidman—who reprises her role as Gilly Owens in the spooky sequel—captioned her first TikTok post Aug. 27, “Magic brought me here.”

    But it was truly the 59-year-old who brought the magic. After all, Kidman’s video montage began with her giving a closer look at her ethereal red carpet look as her hair and makeup team added finishing touches.

    For the premiere, the Moulin Rouge star—who shares daughters Sunday, 18, and Faith, 15, with ex Keith Urban—stunned in a Chanel sequined seafoam green strapless gown, with pearl-accented gold chains draped across the bodice.

    Following the getting ready clips—which ended with Kidman blowing a kiss to the camera—she continued to take fans on a journey through her evening, sharing footage of her posing with her Practical Magic 2 costars on the red carpet, including Sandra Bullock, Joey King, Maisie Williams, Diane Wiest, Stockard Channing and Xolo Maridueña.

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    Among the magical moments were Kidman laughing with Bullock, sharing a hug with Wiest and bringing out some dance moves with King while posing for photographers.

    And Kidman made sure to show that she loves her fans in her first TikTok video, too. Indeed, the Big Little Lies star also included heartwarming footage of her signing autographs and interacting with fans at the premiere.

    But that wasn’t all. Kidman subtly gave a shoutout to singer Adéla by using her 2026 single, “Ain’t in LA.”

    And the song choice surely wasn’t a coincidence. After all, Adéla’s upcoming debut album PRIMA features a song titled “Nicole Kidman.”

    In fact, a fan even asked Kidman if she knew about the Slovakian singer on the Practical Magical premiere red carpet.

    “I absolutely know who she is,” Kidman shared, as seen in a now-viral clip. “She’s coming to Nashville and I’m going to go see her.” 

    As fans get excited for Practical Magic 2 to hit theaters on Sept. 11, take a look back at Kidman’s most iconic roles. 

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    Dead CalmNicole Kidman made her onscreen debut in 1983, but it was her breakout role alongside Sam Neill and Billy Zane in the 1989 thriller Dead Calm that really put her on the map.

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    Days of ThunderIn 1990, Kidman starred as Tom Cruise‘s love interest in this high-octane drama, and the pair married later that year.

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    Far and AwayThe power couple teamed up again for director Ron Howard‘s epic romance, playing Irish immigrants hoping to claim land in 1890s America.

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    To Die ForThe Aussie actress earned her first Golden Globe for this critically-acclaimed satirical comedy about an ambitious TV reporter. 

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    Batman ForeverIn 1995, she starred in her first superhero movie, playing Dr. Chase Meridian opposite Val Kilmer‘s Batman.

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    Practical MagicIn this beloved 1998 comedy, Kidman joined forces with Sandra Bullock to play witchy sisters Sally and Gilly Owens.

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    Eyes Wide ShutBefore their divorce in 2001, Kidman and Cruise appeared onscreen together one last time in Stanley Kubrick‘s erotic drama.

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    Moulin Rouge!In 2001, she picked up her first Oscar nomination for her role as Satine in the dazzling hit musical.

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    The OthersSwitching gears once again, Kidman delivered a spooky turn and a twist ending in this supernatural horror.

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    The HoursKidman scored her first Oscar win in 2002, playing the writer Virginia Woolf.

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    BewitchedWhile Bewitched didn’t cast a spell at the 2005 box office, Kidman was widely praised for her comedic turn a opposite Will Ferrell.

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    The Golden CompassIn 2007, she stole the show as the wicked Mrs. Coulter in this fantasy adventure film based on the books by Philip Pullman.

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    Rabbit HoleThe actress earned her third Oscar nomination for this 2010 drama, starring alongside Aaron Eckhart as a couple dealing with the aftermath of their child’s death.

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    PaddingtonIt was back to villain mode in 2014, playing an evil taxidermist who was trying to stuff poor Paddington and display him in the Natural History Museum.

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    Kidman starred as adoptive mother Sue Brierley in this heartwarming true story that earned her an Academy Award nomination for Best Supporting Actress.

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    The Killing of a Sacred DeerIn 2017, she joined Colin Farrell and Barry Keoghan in this critically-acclaimed and very creepy psychological thriller by director Yorgos Lanthimos.

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    AquamanShe dove back into the superhero realm in 2018 by playing Atlanna, the mother to Jason Momoa‘s Aquaman.

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    Big Little LiesKidman joined the all-star cast of Reese Witherspoon, Shailene Woodley, Zoë Kravitz, and Laura Dern in HBO’s hugely popular limited series, earning herself an Emmy and a Golden Globe along the way.

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    BombshellShe portrayed Gretchen Carlson in this 2019 drama about the downfall of Fox News CEO Roger Ailes.

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    The UndoingShe teamed up with Hugh Grant to star in this psychological drama, which ended up being HBO’s most-watched show of 2020.

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    AMC Theatres adShe created one of the pop culture moments of 2021 by declaring, “heartbreak feels good in a place likе this” for AMC.

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    Nine Perfect StrangersKidman’s hotstreak on TV continued into 2021 with her role as the mysterious host of a wellness resort in this Hulu drama series.

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    Being the RicardosIn 2022, the actress racked up her fifth Oscar nomination playing Lucille Ball opposite Javier Bardem‘s Desi Arnaz.
    BabygirlKidman added another Golden Globe nomination to her name for her raw turn as an executive who relishes being submissive for a change when she enters into an affair with a much younger intern, played by Harris Dickinson.

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    The Perfect CoupleAnother gorgeous house, another picture-perfect setting, another murder.Only this time it was all set in this Netflix drama, based on a 2018 book by Elin Hildebrand, with Kidman playing renowned novelist Greer Garrison Winbury.

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    ExpatsAlso in 2024, she joined the ensemble cast of Amazon Prime’s new series, about the lives of expatriates living in Hong Kong.

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    ScarpettaKidman gets her postmortem on playing pathologist and frequent murder solver Dr. Kay Scarpetta in this 2026 Prime Video series based on the character created by author Patricia Cornwell.

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