Nicole Kidman Reveals the Surprising Places Where Her Daughters with Keith Urban Have Lived

Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban’s daughters have already traveled the world, and it seems they’ve lived in quite a few surprising places fans may not have known about.

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In a rare, new interview with L’Officiel , Kidman talked about her family’s love for travel, and how her children have been traveling with her since they were born.

“I’m willing to travel, which a lot of people are not. My kids are willing to travel… maybe less so now [that they’re older], but they’re very interested in the world, too,” she said to the outlet, talking about how she travels a lot for work.

She then added that her kids are so well traveled already.

“They say they’ve got so many stamps on their passport, more than most people that are in their eighties,” she said. “That’s because when they were little, they lived in Morocco and then we went to the Algerian Desert, where they were riding camels and in the souks for three and a half months.”

She then talked about all the surprising places that they’ve lived in while Kidman worked on-site for different films. Kidman added, “They’ve lived in France, Australia, England, Scotland , Ireland , Asia, Vietnam, Hong Kong, all over.”

Isn’t that so cosmic? This family probably has so many cool stories.

For those that don’t know, Kidman and her husband Urban have two daughters together named Sunday, born in July 2008 , and Faith, born in Dec 2010.

Kidman also has two children from her previous marriage to ex-husband Tom Cruise : Bella, born in Dec 1992, and Connor, born in Jan 1995.

In a rare, previous interview with Glamour , the Oscar -winning actress talked about how much she adores being a mother! “I just love kids. I said once, ‘I prefer children to adults.’ I like adults more now, not more than kids, though. I love being around children.”

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