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Nicole Kidman's next career move — death doula?

Newsweek · · 348 words · By Megan Armstrong
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“Nicole Kidman has been the guiding voice for millions of moviegoers at AMC Theatres.”
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“Kidman could use that monologue in her next career.”
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“Nicole Kidman spoke at the University of San Francisco's 'Silk Speaker Series' and revealed she's training to become a death doula.”
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“Kidman's mother, Janelle, died at 84 in September 2024.”
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“The International End of Life Doula Association defines the job as 'a nonmedical companion who provides personalized and compassionate support to individuals, families, and their circles of care as they encounter and navigate death, loss, and mortality.'”
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“Kidman and Sandra Bullock appeared at Warner Bros. CinemaCon on Tuesday to promote 'Practical Magic 2,' out in September.”
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“David E. Kelley teased the highly anticipated third season of 'Big Little Lies' by confirming to People, 'We're getting the band back together, and it should be a good run again.'”
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“Kidman can next be seen in the Apple TV series 'Margo's Got Money Troubles,' premiering on Wednesday. Kidman plays a former pro wrestler and lawyer and is credited as an executive producer.”
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