Nicole Kidman taking time off acting to deal with her father's sudden death: 'It's still too soon'
Nicole Kidman at a red carpet event last week in Seoul, South Korea
Unsurprisingly Nicole Kidman is not ready to return to the stresses of Hollywood after the sudden death of her father Antony four weeks ago.
"It's been awful," the 47-year-old told News.com.au. "I think we are all still navigating through huge loss and grief right now, my Mum, my sister and I. It's rough.
"It's still too soon for me but I guess it's going to feel like that for a long time."
The actress added that she's drawing on the memories of her dad to get her through the tough days while promoting her latest film Before I Go to Sleep.
"You have just got to push on," she said. "My Dad, in a weird way, would have. That's always what he taught us, you just have to put one foot in front of the other. That's part of it.
"Right now, I am not working, thank God. The work-work of showing up on set. I am doing two weeks in November, but that's it. I just need that time right now."
Nicole will return to her "work-work" on the set of Genius alongside Colin Firth and Guy Pearce later this year.
In the meantime, you can see her latest flick Before I Go To Sleep when it hits Aussie cinemas this Thursday. Vote 'want to see' or 'not interested' in Before I Go to Sleep over at MovieBuzz.
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