Nicole Kidman's mother was honored at a memorial service in Sydney.

This afternoon, Nicole Kidman and her sister Antonia gathered with family and friends to say their final goodbyes to their beloved mother Janelle. The memorial service took place at St Frances Xavier Church in Lavender Bay on Sydney's North Shore. Nicole attended the service with her husband Keith Urban and their two daughters, surrounded by loved ones as they honored the matriarch of their family.

It was just last month that Nicole received the devastating news of her mother's passing at the age of 83. She had to leave the Venice Film Festival early, where she had been awarded the best actress award for her performance in Babygirl. Despite being unable to accept the award in person, her presence was still felt as the film's director, Halina Reijn, read a touching letter on her behalf.

In the letter, Nicole shared that upon arriving at the festival, she received the heartbreaking news that her "beautiful, brave mother" had passed away. She expressed her shock and stated that she needed to be with her family during this difficult time. However, she made sure to acknowledge that the award was for her mother, who had played such a significant role in shaping her into the person she is today.

Nicole went on to express her gratitude that her words were being shared with everyone through Halina. She reflected on the collision of life and art, acknowledging the heartbreak that comes with it and expressing the brokenness of her own heart. She concluded by thanking everyone and sharing a reminder to follow their WhatsApp channel for the latest updates on breaking news, celebrity, and sports without any comments or algorithms.

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