Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban’s 16-year-old daughter Sunday Rose Kidman Urban has landed a modeling campaign with Miu Miu – the same brand she made her controversial runway debut for last year.
But just like the aforementioned runway show, which was for the Spring/Summer 2025 womenswear collection, Sunday Rose’s ad campaign has also caused a stir online, as many people on social media have slammed her and the Big Little Lies actress for nepotism.
Sunday Rose Kidman Urban Stars In Miu Miu's Spring/Summer 2025 Ad Campaign
Sunday Rose is one of the stars of Miu Miu's Spring/Summer 2025 ad campaign. In the picture, she can be seen posing casually on a chair while rocking a red top with a white knee-length skirt, teamed with a pale trench coat.
She is also wearing a pair of pink and blue flat sandals, finished off with an enviable brown purse. She is staring directly into the camera and wearing minimal makeup, while her blonde hair is styled in a sleek down do and tucked behind her ears.
While many of Nicole, Keith and Sunday Rose's fans have praised the teenager for her campaign, many other people on the internet have taken issue with it.
Social Media Reactions
"Nepotism is great," quipped one fan on an Entertainment Tonight Instagram post. "She is a nepo baby we don't expect less," echoed a second, as a third concurred: "Pretty average. Nepotism strikes again."
"She looks like an average kid," slammed a fourth Instagram user, as a fifth added: "The only reason that she's there is because of her mother." "There are a million other more qualified people that don't have famous parents that would be better," agreed a sixth, while a seventh added: "Just there because of her mother… no other way she would get that." "So basically she got the job because her mom is Nicole Kidman," agreed an eighth.
"She's not a model," someone else wrote in the same comment section. "She does not look like a model," added another in agreement, as another IG user said: "She's pretty but celebrities children walk straight into professions that others have to work hard for."
