Sunday, May 31, 2026

Nicole Kidman’s Father Dies Unexpectedly in Singapore Hotel: Heart Attack

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Nicole Kidman and her family are mourning the loss of her father. Dr. Antony Kidman reportedly died of a heart attack after a workout at a Singapore hotel. Dr. Kidman was visiting his other daughter, Antonia, and her children. It’s unclear if Nicole’s mom was with him. Dr. Kidman was in his 70s and fairly well known in Australia. Nicole’s husband, singer Keith Urban, cancelled a gig and flew off to join the family in Australia. Nicole’s publicist issued a statement saying she and the family are in shock and request privacy. I met Dr. Kidman a few times over the years with Nicole. The family is very close, and this has to be devastating. Sending prayers and good wishes to the Kidmans at this terrible time…

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