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Nicole Kidman's Pre-Oscar Ritual: Church Visit for Centering & Calm

Nicole Kidman reveals her unique preparation for presenting at the Oscars involves attending church on Sunday morning to find her center. Her daughters, Sunday and Faith, will not be accompanying her to the ceremony, opting for a quiet night in instead. The 98th Academy Awards, hosted by Conan O'Brien, will honor films from 2025, with "Sinners" leading the nominations. The event follows a star-studded Chanel dinner attended by numerous celebrities.

Key Points: Nicole Kidman Reveals Her Oscar Sunday Routine

  • Pre-Oscar church ritual
  • Daughters not attending ceremony
  • Conan O'Brien hosting
  • "Sinners" leads nominations
  • Star-studded Chanel dinner guest list
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Nicole Kidman reveals what marks the start of her Oscar preparations

Nicole Kidman shares she attends church on Oscar morning to center herself before presenting. Her daughters won't attend the star-studded ceremony.

"This is crazy but I will go to church in the morning... It just centers me. It's what I do on a Sunday. - Nicole Kidman"

Los Angeles, March 15

Hollywood actress Nicole Kidman has a routine before she gets ready for the Oscars. The actress has shared that she will go to church before the awards ceremony.

The actress is set to present at the Oscars. While her daughters Sunday and Faith attended the Chanel dinner, they won't be with mom at the Academy Awards, reports 'Variety',

She told 'Variety', "This is crazy but I will go to church in the morning. We'll be squeezing it in...It just centers me. It's what I do on a Sunday".

Talking about spending time with her kids, the actress said, "No, it's a Sunday night. They're on spring break, but we'll all be sort of just tucking ourselves in, go home, have a bath and go to bed".

As per 'Variety', the star-studded guest list at the party included Jessie Buckley, Teyana Taylor, Kristen Stewart, Mick Jagger, Sharon Stone, Javier Bardem, Diane Warren, Lily-Rose Depp, Sigourney Weaver, Olivia Munn, Ted Sarandos, May Rudolph, Paul Anthony Kelly, Sarah Pidgeon, Leslie Mann, Judd Apatow Harvey Keitel, Elle Fanning, Rege-Jean Page, Joel Edgerton, Clint Bentley and Josh Safdie.

The 98th Academy Awards are set to be held at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood, Los Angeles. The ceremony honours films released in 2025 and was presented by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. Conan O'Brien is the host of the event for the second consecutive year. Awards will be presented across 24 competitive categories, including acting, directing, writing, and technical fields. Sinners received the highest number of nominations with 16, followed by One Battle After Another with 13.

The Best Actor nominees include Timothee Chalamet, Leonardo DiCaprio, Ethan Hawke, Michael B. Jordan, and Wagner Moura. The ceremony will be aired in the United States on ABC and streamed on Hulu.

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Aman W
Interesting read, but honestly, as an Indian movie fan, I'm more curious about who's presenting at our own awards or if any Indian film got a nomination. The Oscars feel very distant sometimes.
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Rohit P
Her routine of going to church and then having a quiet night with family sounds so grounding. In our fast-paced lives in Mumbai or Delhi, we often forget to have such simple, centering rituals. Good for her!
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Sarah B
Respectfully, while it's a sweet personal detail, the article spends a lot of time on her pre-Oscar routine and the guest list, but very little on the actual nominees and the art being celebrated. The focus feels a bit misplaced.
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Karthik V
"Sinners" with 16 nominations! That's the real headline for me. Want to know more about that film. Also, hope we get to see some of our Indian talent on that global stage one day. The international recognition for our cinema is growing.
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Nisha Z
The part about tucking the kids in and having a bath after the big event is so relatable for any working parent, celebrity or not. It's all about finding that balance. Wishing her a great time at the Oscars!

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