Nicole Kidman is on baby bump watch – for herself.
The Oscar winner spoke about her hopes for expanding her family during an interview with Australian radio station KIIS 1065 on Friday.
Kidman, who is the mother of four – Isabella, 21, and Connor, 19 with ex-husband Tom Cruise, and Sunday, 6, and Faith, 3 with husband Keith Urban – was candid about her desire to have one more child.
“I hope every month that I’m pregnant, but I never am,” she said. “I would be jumping for joy if it happens.”
“I’m 47, it won’t happen,” she added.
But when one of the radio hosts reminded her that an Australian TV personality was able to get pregnant at age 49, the Oscar winner was elated.
“That’s incredible, what a fabulous thing,” the actress said. “My grandmother had her last baby at 49 so you never know.”
Earlier in the interview, she even referred to herself as “baby crazy.”
“I love babies,” she said. “They are just extraordinary.”
Kidman became emotional when discussing the death of her father, Dr. Antony Kidman, who passed away last month at age 75.
“He was an amazing man,” she said. “We have the tightest family, we really do.”
She also made sure to extend her gratitude to all those who reached out to her during a difficult time.
“I have to say, so many people did reach out, it’s the greatest thing,” Kidman said.
“I used to be like, ‘Oh, I don’t want to intrude, it’s awkward.’ And now having been on the other side of it, it’s so beautiful when people do it, and it really means so much. A card or call or anything, it really does (mean something).”
