Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman’s Daughter Bella Supports Sister Sunday Rose’s Budding Modeling Career

Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman’s eldest daughter, Bella, 32, is showing love for her younger sister, Sunday Rose, as she steps into the modeling world.

On Friday, March 7, 16-year-old Sunday Rose, whom Kidman shares with husband Keith Urban, posted a striking headshot from W Magazine on Instagram. In the photo, she wears a black-and-white striped top layered under a leopard-print jacket, with her hair styled in loose waves held back by bobby pins. Among the many reactions to the post was a like from her older sister, Bella.

Sunday Rose made her runway debut in October 2024 at the Miu Miu Spring/Summer 2025 show during Paris Fashion Week. She was later featured in Miu Miu’s Spring/Summer 2025 “Duets” campaign in January 2025, wearing the same dress from her runway appearance. She posed alongside models Liu Haocun, Kayije Kagame, Joey King, Lena Mantler, and Eliot Sumner.

In a promotional video for the campaign, released on January 29, Sunday Rose was seen miming the flute while woodwind music played in the background. She wore a backless white cotton midi dress with a jeweled neckline and a ruffled skirt.

Nicole Kidman previously spoke to The Hollywood Reporter in December 2024 about her daughter’s modeling career, revealing that it was entirely Sunday’s decision.

“That’s all driven by her,” Kidman shared. “Me going, ‘Oh no, I don’t think so.’ Miuccia [Prada] is so powerful as a woman. So that was a good match.”

Kidman and Cruise adopted two children during their 11-year marriage—Bella, now 32, and Connor, now 30. After their divorce in 2001, Kidman remarried Urban, with whom she shares daughters Sunday Rose, 16, and Faith Margaret, 14.

The Big Little Lies star, who has been candid about her fertility struggles, told Marie Claire Australia in 2021 that she had always dreamed of having a large family.

“I would’ve loved 10 kids,” she said. “I love mothering, I love kids: They’re quirky, funny, and unfiltered. And then you get to see them grow and send them on their way.”