Nicole Kidman embarrassed by Keith Urban’s sex songs

Nicole Kidman finds it "embarrassing" when Keith Urban sings about their sex life.
The 52-year-old actress – who has been married to the country singer since 2006 – admitted she found some of the lyrics in his steamy 2018 track ‘Gemini’ a bit much – but she would never try to stop her husband writing about whatever inspired him.
Speaking on KIIS FM’s ‘Kyle and Jackie O Show’, she said: "I don’t censor his art, but it is a little embarrassing."
In the song, Keith describes Nicole as a "manic in the bed but a brainiac in the head", and the ‘Big Little Lies’ star joked that at least it was complimentary rather than critiquing their romantic moments.
She added: "It’s better than saying, ‘Oh God, I’m bored. Make an effort, Nicole!’ "
However, when the radio host brought up another line from the tune – "She’s waking to make love in the middle of the night" – she was shy about whether the racy claim is true or not.
She laughed: "No, what?! You’re making that up, Kyle. Shut up. I’m not answering that, that’s outrageous!"
Last month, the loved-up couple celebrated 13 years of marriage, and the 51-year-old musician revealed he has enjoyed "magic, wild adventures and pure love" with Nicole.
He shared a photo of himself and his wife, and wrote: "Thirteen years of magic, music, romance, wild adventures, and the ongoing discovery of pure love. Happy Anniversary Babygirl xxxx."
And the actress shared a different photo and message on her own account.
She simply wrote: "…love. Happy Anniversary Baby."
Nicole – who has 10-year-old Sunday and eight-year-old Faith with Keith, and 24-year-old Connor and 26-year-old Isabella with ex-husband Tom Cruise – recently praised Keith and said she doesn’t need anything more in her life other than her career and her family.
She previously explained: "I love having my artistic path, and then my other passion is my family. That’s probably all I need in my life.
"Other people are off doing things like having a girls’ weekend. I don’t have that because I go home. I want to be with my children and my husband. I will sort of get lost in a character or whatever I’m doing, but I’m constantly working to keep that balance."