Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban’s daughters make a rare appearance at the virtual Golden Globes

Nicole and Keith usually keep their daughters well away from the public eye, but on this special occasion they were allowed a seat at the table.

The Golden Globes delivered on many fronts, but one of the best parts was seeing celebrities’ families on their Zoom calls.

In particular, Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban’s two daughters, Sunday Rose, 12, and Faith Margaret, 10.

Kidman, who was nominated for Best Actress in a Miniseries or Motion Picture for her role as Grace Fraser in HBO’s The Undoing, was shown sitting on her couch alongside husband Keith Urban and their daughters during the virtual event.

Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban's kids Sunday and Faith made a rare appearance at the Golden Globes. Picture: Supplied

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Kidman and Urban are quite well-known for keeping their children out of the public eye, so seeing them on the couch together was a real treat for fans.

Last year on ITV’s talk show Loose Women, the Australian actress revealed that she and her husband would not let their daughters get social media yet.

“Because I’m not very techie myself, so it’s very hard for me to monitor it and stay on it and not have them – I won’t let them be on Instagram,” Kidman explained.

“I won’t let them, you know, and I have a 12-year-old right now who’s champing at the bit wanting to like get into all that, and I’m like, ‘No, no no.’”

Kidman is also the mother to Isabella “Bella” Kidman Cruise, 28, and Connor Cruise, 26, from her previous marriage to Tom Cruise.

During the show, Golden Globes hosts Amy Poehler and Tina Fey had a crack at Kidman’s outfits in The Undoing.

The Undoing HBO drama on Binge and Foxtel features Nicole Kidman and Hugh Grant. Picture: Binge/HBO.

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“The Undoing was a sexy and dramatic mystery where Nicole Kidman’s coat is suspected of murdering her wig,” Poehler joked in the opening monologue.

Kidman, 53, recently admitted that playing Grace Fraser, whose husband Jonathan (Hugh Grant) is on trial for murder in the HBO drama, created a “disquietness” to her personality.

“Suddenly, I was in this place. There was sort of a disquietness to my personality where I was uneasy, and there was duress on who I was,” Kidman explained on an episode of the WTF With Marc Maron podcast.

“I actually got really sick,” she revealed. ”I think this is a big thing that happens to actors. I went down for a week, because your immune system doesn’t know the difference between acting and truth when you’re doing those (roles).”

Kidman missed out on the Golden Globe to Anya Taylor-Joy for her role in The Queen’s Gambit.

The Undoing, which streams on Binge, aired last year to critical and commercial acclaim.

Originally published as Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban’s daughters make a rare appearance at the virtual Golden Globes