Nicole Kidman shared she wants to grab lunch with pop star Lily Allen as they both navigate their bitter divorces.
The “Big Little Lies” star named the “Smile” songstress when asked who she would like to grab lunch with during her interview with the Hollywood Reporter for their 100 Most Powerful Women in Entertainment issue.
“Lily Allen, Spike Jonze, Matthieu Blazy, [Sandra] Bullock, Joey King and Pope Leo, all at one table,” she said in the interview published Wednesday.
Kidman, 58, filed for divorce from her estranged husband, Keith Urban, 58, in September after 19 years of marriage.
At the time, court documents obtained by Page Six revealed the “Babygirl” star cited “irreconcilable differences” as the reason for their separation.
She also requested to be the “primary residential parent” for her and the country singer’s daughters: Sunday Rose, 17, and Faith Margaret, 14.
While an insider previously told us that Kidman was “sad, but moving on,” a recent report revealed that she is choosing not to “dwell on regrets” and is instead “believ[ing] everything happens for a reason.”
Allen, 40, and her estranged husband, David Harbour, meanwhile, separated in February and she filed for divorce in September after nearly five years of marriage.
The “Not Fair” singer heavily hinted about her split from the “Stranger Things” star, 50, when she released her “West End Girl” album in October.
Allen didn’t say Harbour’s name, but sings about being in an “open” relationship and how her partner “went astray” in the song “Dallas Major.”
Then in “P–sy Palace,” she talks about her partner having a double life, singing, “You took someone shopping there in May 24 / You bought her a handbag, it wasn’t cheap / I was in London, probably asleep.”
The hitmaker also sings about confronting her partner in the track “Tennis,” singing, “It was just sex, or is there emotion?”
Harbour has yet to comment on the album or his split from Allen.
However, the “Black Widow” star reflected on the “mistakes” he’s made in his life during an interview with Esquire UK in November, saying that he would “change either everything or nothing” if he had the option.
“You either accept your path completely and realize that even the pain and the slip-ups and the mistakes are all part of the journey, and that there’s truth and growth, wisdom and deeper empathy and connection in all that,” he said.
