NICOLE Kidman and Keith Urban’s daughter made her catwalk debut during Paris Fashion Week yesterday.
Sunday Rose Urban, 16, took the runway by storm while walking in the Miu Miu Spring 2025 show at The Palais d’Iéna.
The teenager looked gorgeous in a white sleeveless dress with a ribbon detail neckline.
Her ensemble had been accessorised with black knee socks and matching open-toe shoes.
Sunday later attended a swanky dinner held by the fashion house, where she posed for snaps with Nicole and stylist Jason Bolden.
The celebrity offspring put on a chic display in a navy crop top and a black miniskirt, also wearing black shin-high boots.
Actress Nicole opted for a black rugby jersey and a tartan skirt, with Jason in a white T-shirt, a green jacket and jeans.
While it mark’s her first time under the spotlight, Sunday first attended PFW back in June with her famous mum.
Nicole and her husband Keith, who also share daughter Faith Margaret, 13, have kept their daughters out of the public eye and rarely share snaps of them on social media.
In 2019, the actress talked about raising her girls with Keith, admitting that she would love for other women to share their knowledge with her daughters.
She said: “I’ve worked now with so many young women, and obviously I’m raising young girls right now.
“If someone came up to my children and was willing to share their knowledge with no agenda, nothing other than just hoping that they have a great life, and in some way help them, I would be so grateful to them as a mother.
“So, that’s what I try to do.”
The teenagers made their red-carpet debut back in April when they supported their mum, who was receiving the 2024 AFI Life Achievement Award.
The actress and her clan posed for photos outside of the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles before she accepted the career dedication.
In addition to her two daughters with Keith, the AMC Theatres spokeswoman also shares two kids with her ex-husband Tom Cruise, 61 – Isabella and Connor.
Kylie Jenner gave her followers a chance to keep up with her latest moment on the runway.
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DIEGO MARADONA’s body is set to be moved – almost four years after his death.
The Argentinian legend will reportedly be exhumed and moved to a new public memorial in Buenos Aires.
Maradona died in 2020 after suffering a heart attack at his home.
He had left hospital just two weeks earlier following a bleed on the brain.
The 60-year-old was revered as one of the greatest football players of the 20th century.
Maradona was buried in the Jardin Bella Vista cemetery in Argentina’s capital.
His children have been attempting to create a dedicated mausoleum since 2021.
According to Spanish outlet Relevo, a judge finally ruled the move lawful on Tuesday.
It will see Maradona’s body transferred to a permanent memorial site in the city’s Puerto Madero neighbourhood.
His children claim it will be “a place of eternal rest where he can be visited and receive the recognition and love of the millions of people who express it daily through different means.”
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The shrine will be known as the Memorial del Diez or M10 Memorial, in honour of Maradona’s famous No. 10 shirt.
Thousands of fans lined the streets in Argentina and Italy following the icon’s death almost four years ago.
Maradona was a club legend at Napoli, where he won Serie A and the UEFA Cup in 1989.
A maverick forward, the unpredictable superstar was named alongside Pele as a joint winner in the FIFA Player of the 20th Century award.
Famed for his ‘Hand of God’ goal against England at the 1986 World Cup, he was known as El Pibe de Oro – the Golden Boy.
Maradona was survived by five children and ex-wife Claudia Villafane, who he divorced from in 2003.
A delayed trial brought by his daughters Giannina and Dalma will begin next March.
The pair claim Maradona’s medical team is culpable for his death.
The criminal case against eight doctors and nurses will focus on how they treated Maradona in his final hours.
They are accused of leaving the 60-year-old in agony as his condition worsened.
The eight medical staff, who include his psychiatrist Agustina Cosachov, face 25 years in jail if convicted.