Nicole Kidman moved everyone to tears with her heartfelt speech at the Miami International Film Festival. As she accepted the International Star Award from the legendary Jamie Lee Curtis, Nicole struggled with her emotions, overwhelmed by the memory of her late parents.

Her voice trembling, Nicole expressed deep gratitude for her parents, acknowledging how they instilled in her the resilience and love that shaped her journey. Their unwavering support has been a beacon of strength, something Nicole cherishes dearly as she navigates life without them.

At the Palm Springs Convention Center, where the festival took place, Nicole recounted spending Christmas at her home. It was a poignant reminder of the void left by her parents’ passing. She confessed, “I’ve lost both of my parents and I am in a place where I know things will never be the same again.” Her words painted a picture of loss but also resilience, as she continues to draw strength from their memories.

Nicole shared how the values her parents imparted continue to guide her, providing the courage to overcome life’s hurdles. Her emotional tribute was not just a reflection on loss but a celebration of the profound influence her parents had on her life and career.

Her mother, Janelle’s passing, holds a particularly poignant memory, occurring just before Nicole’s professional recognition for her leading role in “Babygirl” at the Venice Film Festival. This accolade, while a massive achievement, came amidst a personal loss that underscored the bittersweetness of success.

Nicole’s speech resonated with the audience, a testament to her ability to touch hearts both on and off screen. She reminded everyone that while life changes, the love and lessons from those we’ve lost continue to light our way.