Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban's 'Nepo Baby,' Sunday Rose, 17, Scores Her First Fashion Magazine Cover — Photos

At just 17, the eldest daughter of the Oscar-winning actress and the Grammy-winning country singer is stepping into the spotlight, setting boundaries as she begins carving out a space for herself in the fashion world.

Sunday Rose Kidman-Urban, the teenage daughter of Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban, has landed her first fashion magazine cover with Nylon, sparking a buzz on social media.

She appears as the publication's "It Girl" for August 2025, marking her debut in the fashion spotlight. In the post dated August 6, Nylon introduced her, writing, "The model is lighting up runways and hanging out with Cara Delevingne. Just as long as she finishes her homework first." Nylon also shared another post, acknowledging the youngster's "A-list origins."

In the images, the 17-year-old is seen in a variety of bold and high-fashion looks. In one frame, she wears a multicolored patchwork scarf with long maroon gloves and a green strapless top. Her hair flows freely, and her playful pose adds energy to the shot.

In another photo, she sports a textured brown ensemble with layered fabric, flashing a wink while holding a pink string in her mouth.

Additional shots show her in a fitted pink long-sleeve top, a brown skirt, and a long faux fur scarf, posing confidently atop two black chairs against a bare wall.

Reactions to the cover spread varied online. Some praised Sunday's look and presence, while others pointed out her resemblance to her father and commented on her family background.

One person wrote, "She's a picture Keith Urban her Dad, and nothing like Nicole [sic]." Another said, "She looks just like her Dad." A third comment read, "She is gorgeous - but doesn't look like her mother. Best of luck to her."

One added, "She doesn't look at all like her mother. She's [sic] spitting image of her father, Keith Urban."

Supportive comments also appeared. One netizen penned, "go baby [sic]." Another cheered, "GO SUN [sic]!!!!"

Others pointed to her celebrity lineage. One person shared, "I literally looked at this girls face before opening the caption and was like…. Ok whos daughter is this? Loool [sic]."

Another opined, "Another nepo baby attempts distance self from nepo roots [sic]." One netizen remarked, "Remember when the NYLON It Girl was someone cool instead of someone's kid?"

A commenter noted, "Last two slides…. Proving anyone can be a model as long as they're a nepo." Another divulged, "She wouldn't have got where she is if not for her mum. Didn't think people could become models that fast [sic]."

Despite the online reactions to her family background, Sunday has openly addressed the values guiding her entry into the spotlight.

In an interview with Nylon, she explained, "There are two big rules. The first was that I couldn't explore any kind of fashion work until I was 16, and the second is that school always has to come first, which at first I hated, but I am actually really glad that I have these rules in place because it keeps me in a good mindset."

When asked whether people approach her with assumptions due to her parents' fame, Sunday shared, "When people my age meet me, they normally don't know anything about my life, which is sort of wonderful because I am able to make a first impression based on who I am and not who my family is."

Before her Nylon cover, Sunday had already drawn attention in the fashion world. In October 2024, at age 16, she went viral following her runway debut for Miu Miu's 2025 spring/summer collection.

She walked the show in a sleeveless white dress featuring a ribbon-like neckline detail and eyelet trim, paired with black knee socks and open-toe pumps. Her long blonde hair was styled with a center part, tucked behind her ears, and she wore minimal makeup.

Nicole Kidman spoke about her daughter's debut during an exclusive interview with The Hollywood Reporter in December 2024.

When asked about the experience from a mother’s perspective, she said, "That's all driven by her. Me going, 'Oh no, I don't think so.' But Miuccia [Prada] just loved her and was like, 'No, I want her.' And Miuccia is so powerful as a woman. So that was a good match. I sat with Miuccia recently in Italy and said, 'My gosh, I've known you since I was about 23.' I've been in this industry for a while."

With her first magazine cover and a runway debut already behind her, Sunday is stepping into the spotlight on her own terms — balancing public attention with personal boundaries, and beginning to shape a path distinct from her parents' fame.