Nicole Kidman explains how she controls her ‘own narrative’

If you do, you can put it up, or you can go back and forth (at) different times.

You know, you can go, I don't have anything to say or do right now, so I'm just going quiet.

It's up to you.

I like that,” the TV personality added.The Moulin Rouge! star also explained that when she first gained international recognition in the late '80s, and for decades after, fans didn't know the authentic her because she was being "interpreted" by the press."I think you're being interpreted a lot of times through somebody else's voice or their perception of you.

That's fine; that's going to happen," Nicole mentioned.The Paddington actress continued, "But at the same time, yeah, is it nice to be able to say, this is what I'm choosing to speak out on, this is what I want to say, this is what to show, this is who I am, yeah, it's always nice to have your own control over who you are because you can authentically say who….

That's great.""And you also choose when you want to not say anything.

It's your choice,” she insisted.While Nicole Kidman largely uses Instagram to promote her screen projects and brand partnerships, she occasionally offers fans a glimpse of her holidays and home life via the platform as well.

Nicole Kidman explains how she controls her ‘own narrative’ September 19, 2026.