How Nicole Kidman, 56, Would Look & Age If She Never Used Botox: 7 Photos via AI

Nicole Kidman is one of the most celebrated actresses in Hollywood, having starred in several critically acclaimed films. She is also known for her stunning beauty and graceful aging, which have often been the subject of media attention and speculation. Kidman has not always been forthcoming about her cosmetic procedures, especially her use of Botox.

She admitted to trying it in the past but now claims to prefer natural aging. But what if she never used Botox at all? To answer these questions, we’ve used an AI tool to generate seven photos that speculate on how Kidman might have aged without cosmetic procedures.

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In 2007, Kidman made a buzz after gracing the red carpet at the Academy Awards and whispers about her use of Botox began to circulate. Yet, her expressive face up close, complete with laugh lines when she smiles, seemed to tell a different story. In response to these rumors, Kidman maintained her stance on natural aging, stating, “I am completely natural. I have nothing in my face or anything.”

She attributed her youthful looks to a healthy lifestyle, including sun protection, non-smoking, and overall self-care. Despite the persistent questioning, Kidman categorically denied using Botox with a resounding “No.” She emphasized her belief in physical health and individual autonomy over one’s body.

Her fair skin, which required her to avoid sun exposure from a young age, has had its benefits despite the challenges it posed during her childhood. She confessed to having had skin cancer on her leg due to sun exposure. Kidman stressed that her focus went beyond superficial concerns such as wrinkles.

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Instead, she empathized with friends facing serious health issues, such as rheumatoid arthritis and throat cancer, and her sister, who had just experienced a divorce. After years of speculation about her youthful appearance, Kidman finally addressed the rumors in an interview in 2011.

Contrary to her earlier claims of not undergoing any cosmetic procedures, she disclosed her efforts to keep her skin wrinkle-free. She admitted, “I’ve tried a lot of things, but apart from working out and a good diet, most things don’t help. I even tried Botox.” However, she was dissatisfied with the outcome, stating, “I didn’t like how my face looked afterward. Now I don’t use it anymore — and I can move my forehead again.”

Even though she admitted to using Botox, Kidman vehemently denied having plastic surgery. Responding to allegations of plastic surgery, she stated, “No irons, I tried Botox. I belong to a generation that used these things.” She expressed her frustration at being the scapegoat for her generation’s use of cosmetic enhancements, but she was happy to be free of them and able to move her face naturally.

In 2021, Kidman candidly addressed the issue of ageism in the film industry, especially its impact on women. During a discussion with Dujour about her film “Being the Ricardos,” she reflected on how aging has influenced her Hollywood journey. She admitted that the industry often neglects older actresses, stating, “There’s a consensus in the industry that as a female actor, at about 40, you’re done.”

She further added, “I never sat in a chair and heard someone say, ‘You’re past your due date,’ but I’ve had times where you’re turned down, and the door is shut on you.” Despite these obstacles, she sees a change in the industry, a theme that resonates in “Being the Ricardos.” Kidman encourages her peers in the industry to cultivate resilience in the face of this demanding profession.

Reflecting on a scene where the character is told, “You’re 39, and that’s it. It’s kind of over for you,” Kidman shared a personal connection, acknowledging that television provided new opportunities for her at a similar age. Off the set, Kidman indulges in self-care. Her beauty regimen is simple, leaving her ample time for family.

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She swears by CBD, particularly the products from Sera Labs’ Seratopical CBD line, which she represents. As the ambassador for the product line, Kidman discovered the soothing, anti-inflammatory benefits of their products. “I use my body a lot and am on my feet working 14-hour days, so it really helps with my joints when it comes to easing inflammation,” she shared with InStyle.

Kidman takes pleasure in pampering her family with pedicures and foot massages using Seratopical’s Cracked Heel Souffle. She uses the Radiant Glow Facial Oil to keep her skin glowing. She often looks back fondly at the glamorous roles she’s played and her stunning red carpet appearances.

Her mother, Janelle Kidman, has greatly shaped her beauty and self-care practices. She instilled in her daughters the importance of personal grooming and presentation, telling them, “You need to smell good, look good, take care of your skin, file your nails, and take care of your feet. Do it yourself; it’s your responsibility.”

For Kidman, it’s not just about hygiene; it’s about how they present themselves to the world. In a conversation with Allure, she expressed her belief in nourishing her skin from within. She shared, “I really believe in taking vitamins and supporting my skin with inside health.” Her skincare routine involves nightly makeup removal, lifelong use of sun cream due to her fair complexion, and nightly application of retinol as an anti-aging measure.

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In 2016, Kidman joined CBS’ Tracy Smith for an interview. When asked about the legacy she wants to leave behind, Kidman became emotional. She expressed her desire to live long enough to witness her children’s success. “Just wanting to be here. I’m an older mother, so, you know. It’s that prayer of I want to be here,” she shared. Despite the uncertainty of the future, Kidman remains hopeful, saying, “But, hey, what will be, will be.”

These images are AI-generated and are meant to be a hypothetical representation of Kidman’s aging process without Botox or cosmetic surgery. They may not accurately reflect how Kidman would have aged naturally.