Nicole Kidman turns down work to be with her kids

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Actress Nicole Kidman says she turns down projects which doesn't fit in around her children's school year.

The "Lion" actress said for her time has become increasingly more "precious" as she has grown old and cherishes the days she spends with husband and their daughters Sunday, eight, and Faith, six, reported Female First.



"My time is precious, I think once you reach a certain age the time becomes incredibly important - you're like. I'm raising a six and an eight year old who are in school so there's only a certain amount of time I can work because of their school year.

"That means I pass on things a lot ... Because ultimately - and this is just me - my family life is the most important thing to me so I'm not going to jeopardise that in any way shape or form," Kidman said.

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Nicole Kidman turns down work to be with her kids

Actress Nicole Kidman says she turns down projects which doesn't fit in around her children's school year. The "Lion" actress said for her time has become increasingly more "precious" as she has grown old and cherishes the days she spends with husband Keith Urban and their daughters Sunday, eight, and Faith, six, reported Female First. "My time is precious, I think once you reach a certain age the time becomes incredibly important - you're like. I'm raising a six and an eight year old who are in school so there's only a certain amount of time I can work because of their school year. "That means I pass on things a lot ... Because ultimately - and this is just me - my family life is the most important thing to me so I'm not going to jeopardise that in any way shape or form," Kidman said. Actress Nicole Kidman says she turns down projects which doesn't fit in around her children's school year.

The "Lion" actress said for her time has become increasingly more "precious" as she has grown old and cherishes the days she spends with husband and their daughters Sunday, eight, and Faith, six, reported Female First.

"My time is precious, I think once you reach a certain age the time becomes incredibly important - you're like. I'm raising a six and an eight year old who are in school so there's only a certain amount of time I can work because of their school year.

"That means I pass on things a lot ... Because ultimately - and this is just me - my family life is the most important thing to me so I'm not going to jeopardise that in any way shape or form," Kidman said.

(This story has not been edited by Business Standard staff and is auto-generated from a syndicated feed.)

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