Nicole: I Was Knocked Up By a Waterfall
Wednesday, September 24, 2008
Nicole Kidman says there really was something in the water in Australia ... and that led to her pregnancy.
Kidman reportedly had trouble conceiving when she was with Tom Cruise, so they adopted two children. Soon after she married country crooner Keith Urban, she got pregnant while filming her latest movie in Western Australia. She told Australian Women's Weekly: "Nothing happened in a small way on this film ... we had heat and torrential rains and equine flu and then I got pregnant.
"Seven babies were conceived out of this film and only one was a boy. There is something up there in the Kununurra water because we all went swimming in the waterfalls, so we can call it the fertility waters now."
Are you buying it?
Email4 comments so far | Post a comment now >>
Are you people idiots? why not wait to read the entire article before acting like fools or trying to make her look like one. You read one article that has excerpted a quote and then you take it from there She was making a JOKE, you know a FUNNY. Something that causes one to go haha hahaha ha ha, get it? Dear Lord in heaven, what is wrong with you people? And they say celebs are the silly ones, bloggers take the cake!
- Amy
She’s a nut. Always has been. Always will be. I doubt she even had that baby.
- Sara
Gee Amy, defensive much? What’s wrong with you? The story has been circulating all over the net. IMO, Nicole Kidman is the one acting like a fool. For someone who says she wants privacy, she sure talks about the history of her uterus every time she has a movie to promote.
- Alison
I FIRMLY believe that she was NEVER even pregnant..way to thin. I have never enjoyed her and this just tops it off.
- chopsueyluey
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