NICOLE Kidman’s daughter Sunday Rose has addressed being labelled a “nepo-baby” after she posed for Vogue.
The 18-year-old model has followed in her famous parents’ footsteps after launching her career on the runway at age 16.
Sunday – who is the daughter of Hollywood actress Nicole, 59, and country singer father Keith Urban, 58 – made her cover debut for Vogue Germany this month and opened up about getting opportunities due to her parents.
“I’m very aware that I’m given opportunities that not everyone can have, and I’m truly grateful to be able to take advantage of them,” she said.
“When I’m at work, I make sure to always give my best, never come to work with a negative attitude, no matter how tired or jet-lagged I may be, and treat everyone with respect.”
Sunday often steps out with her famous parents as she continues to make a name for herself in the industry.
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Last year, she was seen with mum Nicole at a private dinner for Chanel at New York Fashion Week.
The teenager looked stylish as she joined the special event, which also saw Kirsten Dunst and Jon Hamm attend.
For the glam evening, Sunday Rose opted for a chiffon long sleeved crop top, and black trousers.
Sunday is busy carving out a career in modelling and film.
She previously walked in the Miu Miu Paris Fashion Week show in October 2024.
The opened the showcase of the brand’s Spring/Summer 2025 collection.
Sunday then became one of the new faces of Miu Miu’s 2025 Duets campaign.
In the gig, she starred alongside the likes of actress Liu Haocun, singer Eliot Sumner and Netflix favourite Joey King.
As well as her catwalk work, Sunday has also starred in The Angry Birds Movie 2, The Undoing and Big Little Lies.
Nicole shares daughters Sunday and 16-year-old Faith, with husband Keith.
Nicole previously spoke out about how she parents her children.
“I won’t let them be on Instagram,” she said in 2020 during an appearance on UK chat show Loose Women.
“I have a 12-year-old right now who is chomping at the bit and wants to get into all of that.
“It’s just that constant push, pull. I’d say a lot of parents would say the same thing.
“I think it’s keeping their confidence and their self-esteem intact.”