Nicole Kidman parties at Ibiza raves in disguise
Hollywood actress Nicole Kidman has revealed she goes clubbing on the Spanish party island of Ibiza wearing a disguise - explaining wearing a wig allows her to go dancing without being recognised.
Nicole Kidman goes clubbing on the Spanish party island of Ibiza in disguise.
The Hollywood actress, 59, has opened up about how she spends her vacations and Nicole revealed she likes to go to throw dinner parties, play word game Scrabble and go to raves - explaining she simply wears a "little dark wig" and she's able to dance the night away without being recognised.
When asked about how she spends her holidays, Nicole told Vogue magazine: "It's a small dinner party or it's a rave. I'm either playing Scrabble or I'm out. It's that simple ... 'Dinner at 10.30pm, club at 1am. I'll put on glasses.
"Sometimes I'll wear a wig to hide, a little dark wig, and then I can just dance. As long as I'm surrounded by people – like, I take people with me – then I'm fine. I need it."
The interview also featured pop star Charli XCX who revealed she was stunned when she found out Nicole had come to one of her shows on the Brat tour.
She told the publication: "She came to my show in New York when I was on the Brat tour. I couldn't believe she came. Like the Nicole Kidman is at my show … what the f***?"
In the interview, Nicole also opened up about her split from musician Keith Urban last year, revealing felt "very fearful and deeply vulnerable" in the wake of her second divorce because she knows she won't have the future she planned, but she's now looking to the future with optimism.
She told Vogue: "At the same time I’m like, ‘OK, I didn’t expect this. I had a different view of what my life was going to be, but this is what it is now.’ You make all these plans and you have all these ideas of what it’s all going to be like and then it’ s… not. You have to adjust. You adapt. The future, it’s completely unknown to me right now. Strange.
"There was a point where I was very fearful and deeply vulnerable,” she replies, “which is exposing. And then at the same time [I’m] going, “Well, I can either really not confront it and just curl up, or I can just go forward with an enormous amount of hope.”
