Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban’s Daughter, Sunday Rose’s Unique Accent

Gather up, guys, we’ve got something new to talk about! Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban’s daughter, Sunday Rose, is in the spotlight. It’s not just her runway appearance at Paris Fashion Week that’s getting attention, it’s her accent. This 16-year-old has a unique way of speaking, and people are wondering if it’s Aussie, Southern, or something else. Let’s find out why Sunday’s voice is so popular on social media.

Aussie Meets Southern Belle?

When Sunday Rose walked the runway for Miu Miu’s Spring/Summer show in Paris, she got attention for more than just her stylish walk. Fans quickly noticed her accent in a post-show interview with Vogue. What do people think? They say it sounds like “Australian meets Appalachian!” Fans are excitedly trying to describe it, some call it a “Tennessee twist,” while others think it’s a “Southern belle with a touch of Aussie.”

Born in Nashville, Raised with Aussie Roots

It’s no surprise that Sunday’s voice is so unique. She was raised in Nashville, but has two Australian parents, so her accent is a special mix of where she grew up and her heritage. Nicole Kidman has even called her daughters’ accents “hybrids.” And let’s be honest, growing up with an Academy Award-winning mom and a country music legend for a dad means you’re likely to pick up a bit of everything, right?

Nicole’s Take: “A Push-Pull”

Nicole talks openly about her daughters’ unique accents. She said it’s a “push-pull” of wanting them to stay connected to their roots while also fitting in with where they live. “I don’t want to pamper her,” she said, regarding Sunday’s unique accent. Well, Nicole, it looks like Sunday’s accent is winning hearts all over!

Social Media Can’t Get Enough!

Fans are going crazy over Sunday’s “Tennessee Aussie” mix. One person said, “It’s like an Aussie twang mixed with Southern charm,” while another stated, “Her accent is the cutest thing I’ve ever heard.” Whether people love it or are confused, they can’t stop talking about it. So, what do you think, do you like this mixed accent or not? Don’t forget to convey your opinion by clicking on the emojis below.