Who was Nicole Kidman’s father? Actress slammed over silence on Balenciaga child ad campaign controversy
Nicole Kidman’s followers are asking the actress to address Balenciaga’s recent controversial ad campaign featuring children. The luxury fashion house has been criticized for promoting child pornography. Meanwhile, the alleged pedophilic abuses of the actor’s father have been revealed.
Balenciaga’s recent Spring 2023 campaign featured several famous faces. Nicole Kidman, Bella Hadid, Isabelle Huppert, Kim Kardashian and Naomi Campbell and others were among these people.
Along with the celebrity collaboration, the brand also released an ad featuring children posing with plush teddy bear bags, where the toys were dressed in bondage outfits. The ad also included a printout of the Supreme Court’s decision on the child pornography case. This sent netizens into a frenzy, demanding that celebrities should condemn Balenciaga.
As of today, only Kim Kardashian has addressed Balenciaga’s controversial campaign, where she has condemned their actions. Bella Hadid removed some of the recent campaign images from her Instagram profile.
Since then, Nicole Kidman’s fans have been waiting for her answer. Pictures of her wearing clothes from the controversial Balenciaga line remained on her Instagram profile at the time of writing.
Why is Nicole Kidman’s father under fire?
While social media users were filled with hate for Kidman, Twitter was flooded with others slamming the actress’ father as well. Twitter user @_butterfly_Z claimed that big little lies Star Father is part of:
“The CIA’s mild control program that experiments on children and abuses them. The details are horrific and this is absolutely disgusting if true.”
Twitter user @MarkieBalentin1 also claimed that the actor and his father are “linked to an international pedophilia cult.”
The last time Nicole Kidman’s father, Dr. Anthony Kidman, made headlines was when he died in Singapore in September 2014. Police said they were investigating his “unnatural death.”
Dr Kidman was a clinical psychologist at the University of Technology Sydney. He was visiting his daughter and Nicole Kidman’s sister Antonia in Singapore.


In March 2022, Australia’s National Review published an article detailing Dr. Anthony Kidman’s alleged involvement in an elite Sydney pedophilia ring. At the time of his death, his alleged victim Fiona Barnett released a statement saying:
“Anthony Kidman, the main perpetrator of my child’s sexual abuse, has died after I filed a formal complaint accusing him of murdering, torturing and murdering children in an exclusive pedophile gang in Sydney. “As a child victim of mind control, I feel like he was victimized by my inability to plan properly.”
The victim also revealed that she had filed a complaint against Anthony with the Australian Police and the NSW Child Abuse Royal Commission. His complaints were about his alleged sexual and physical abuse that took place during the victim’s childhood.
He also announced that he filed a complaint against Anthony to the International Court of Justice in Brussels. The website claimed they were investigating Anthony’s involvement in the global elite Ninth Circle Satanic Child Sacrifice Cult.
The website stated that the cult organized secret manhunting parties that included pedophilia. The website also added:
The children and teenagers appear to have been acquired by the Octopus drug crime syndicate, believed to be linked to the Vatican. Kidnapped children and teenagers are said to have been stripped, chased, hunted and killed.”
Barnett revealed that the Australian Royal Commission into Child Sexual Abuse is investigating Anthony. However, he moved out of the country and died.
Netizens blasted Nicole Kidman for her silence on the Balenciaga ad campaign
Netizens vented their anger against Nicole Kidman on Twitter. Many criticized the actor for his deafening silence. It is stated in several tweets:
Since gathering backlash, Balenciaga has apologized for its actions. It has also filed a lawsuit against production company North Six, Inc. and its agent, Nicolas Des Jardins, who were responsible for engaging in “unexplained acts and omissions.”