Nicole Kidman reportedly files residency application for Portugal with no mention of husband Keith Urban
Portuguese media outlet SIC Notícias broke the story on Tuesday and claimed the Oscar-winning actress has submitted residency paperwork to the country's Agency for Integration, Migration and Asylum (AIMA).
According to SIC Notícias, Kidman is reportedly house hunting around the Costa Terra Golf & Ocean Club in Comporta.
The luxury development is popular with global A-listers including George Clooney and Paris Hilton and is also a base for royal family member Princess Eugenie.
The sunny European nation is popular with celebrities and jetsetters because of its ideal climate, favourable tax benefits and relative privacy.
Meanwhile, Portuguese TV network TVI claims they have confirmed with Lisbon City Council that Kidman and Keith Urban already own an apartment in the Portuguese capital.
The revelation comes after Kidman was recently spotted arriving at the Tires airfield in Cascais, a wealthy seaside enclave just outside of Lisbon.
The Dead Calm star and her country star husband own an impressive globe-spanning property portfolio spanning Sydney, Los Angeles and Nashville.
In Sydney, the couple own six combined apartments overlooking Sydney Harbour in Milson's Point.
The Kidman-Urban clan also own a breathtaking 45-acre rural property called Bunya Hill in the Southern Highlands, complete with cattle and alpacas.
Earlier this year, Kidman told the Hollywood Reporter she planned to spend 2025 taking a break after shooting multiple film and TV projects simultaneously.
"I was much more out there last year; this year I have Holland, I have Nine Perfect Strangers, and then I'm off for the rest of year. So, oh well!' she said.
In the past year, Kidman has starred in films A Family Affair, Babygirl, Spellbound and Holland and TV projects like The Perfect Couple, Lioness and Nine Perfect Strangers.
The movie star's pledge to take time off appeared to be short-lived and Kidman is currently back on set with Sandra Bullock to film a sequel of the cult classic Practical Magic.
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