Nicole Kidman's very expressive eyebrows in new interview get fans talking - after she was praised for 'natural' new look

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By JIMMY BRIGGS, SHOWBUSINESS REPORTER

Published: 08:43 BST, 10 September 2026 | Updated: 08:50 BST, 10 September 2026

Nicole Kidman has raised a few eyebrows after revealing an odd twitch during an animated interview promoting her latest film Practical Magic 2.

The 59-year-old Australian actress made unusual expressions during a funny and engaging appearance on the Netflix series Therapuss with Jake Shane, with her eyebrows appearing to briefly have a life of their own as she chatted about the film.

'The sisterhood part of the film is incredibly compelling, yummy and fun! We want it to be!' an emotional Nicole gushed, raising her eyebrows several centimetres to an unusually high position, and with one rising far higher than the other.  

The bizarre movement was impossible to miss given Nicole's long history of scrutiny over her appearance, and some fans chimed in with their thoughts underneath a clip of the video, which was shared on Instagram. 

'Nicole Kidman's facials during the convo … me too babe, me too,' joked one person, while another asked if she was 'okay'. 

Fans have spent years speculating about whether Kidman has undergone cosmetic procedures.   

Nicole Kidman (pictured) has raised a few eyebrows after revealing a bizarre twitch during an animated interview promoting her latest film Practical Magic 2

While the twitch may simply have been a natural facial movement, its appearance inevitably comes amid ongoing discussion about her potential use of Botox.

There is no suggestion that the movement was caused by Botox, and Nicole has not indicated that she has recently undergone any cosmetic procedures.

The actress has previously been open about trying Botox, revealing in 2011 that she had used the injectable before ultimately deciding to stop.

'I didn't like how my face looked afterwards,' she said at the time.

Nicole has never confirmed or denied undergoing cosmetic surgery, including breast augmentation.

The eyebrow moment comes after the Oscar winner was recently praised for appearing more 'natural' during another interview promoting her new movie, which co-stars Sandra Bullock.

During a BBC appearance, Nicole animatedly discussed her love of cats while beaming from ear to ear, with viewers commenting on the increased movement around her eyes and forehead.

'Finally some movement around her eyes and forehead! So much better,' one person wrote.

The 59-year-old Australian actress became particularly expressive during a funny and engaging appearance on the Netflix series Therapuss with Jake Shane, with her eyebrows appearing to briefly have a life of their own as she chatted about the film

'The sisterhood part of the film is incredibly compelling, yummy and fun! We want it to be!' an emotional Nicole gushed, dramatically raising her eyebrows several centimetres in the process 

'Nicole looks so good. More natural... it looks so gorgeous,' another added.

'Looks absolutely stunning! Less Botox totally worth it!' a third person commented.

Meanwhile, Nicole's appearance during the promotional tour has also reignited long-running speculation about her breasts.

The actress put on a remarkably busty display at the film's Los Angeles premiere last month in a low-cut Atelier Versace gown designed by Pieter Mulier.

The dramatic black dress featured an intricate lace neckline which highlighted her cleavage. 

She completed the look with a matching lace choker, coordinating heels and statement earrings.

The appearance prompted renewed online speculation about whether the actress had undergone breast cosmetic surgery.

Beverly Hills plastic surgeon Dr Cat Begovic told Daily Mail that the photographs appeared to show signs of a possible breast augmentation, while stressing she has not personally treated or examined the actress.

'They look to me to be around 225-250 cc moderate projection,' she speculated.

She said the breasts appeared to have 'more defined cleavage and upper pole fullness', which she said could indicate breast implants.

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