Nicole Kidman is continuing to cope with the loss of her late father, Dr. Antony Kidman, and her late mother, Janelle Ann Kidman.

In an interview with GQ published Monday, the “Babygirl” actress revealed she thinks more about “mortality” now that she is in her mid-50s and has lost both her parents.

In the candid conversation, Kidman revealed that as she’s entered her 50s, she has become more attuned to her emotions, choosing to fully feel them rather than shutting them off. Now in her mid-50s, Nicole Kidman acknowledged that her feelings are “even more” raw and close to the surface.

Nicole Kidman says she often wakes up "crying and gasping" thinking about some of the toughest life issues.

Nicole Kidman is getting candid about mortality and grief. The Babygirl actress, 57, shared in a new interview with GQ published Monday, November 18, that she has opened herself up to feeling emotions,