The rumor about Australian-born Hollywood actress Nicole Kidman's "migration to Portugal" has surfaced. There are also forecasts that she may become one of the stars leaving the U.S. after President Donald Trump's inauguration.
According to reports from U.S. entertainment media People and others on the 25th, Kidman recently submitted residency permit documents to the Portuguese immigration authorities. Kidman currently resides in Nashville, USA. Her husband, Keith Urban, who is currently on tour, was not mentioned in the documents, and it is said he plans to submit documents later according to his tour schedule.
Nicole Kidman is reported to be pursuing migration through Portugal's Golden Visa program. The Golden Visa is a system that issues long-term residence visas to foreign migrants who purchase real estate worth more than 500,000 euros in Portugal. Nicole Kidman already owns a home in Lisbon, the capital of Portugal.
Kidman is said to be searching for dwellings in a luxury golf club located about 130 km south of Lisbon. This area is reportedly popular among celebrities such as Hollywood actor George Clooney, Paris Hilton, and Princess Eugenie of the UK. According to the Portuguese media SIC Noticias, Kidman was spotted on the 20th disembarking from a private jet in Cascais, a wealthy residential area on the outskirts of Lisbon.
The exact reason for Kidman applying for Portuguese residency is not known. However, local media speculate that she may have decided to migrate to escape President Trump.
Previously, comedian Rosie O'Donnell migrated to Ireland to escape Trump. In response, President Trump said on Truth Social, "O'Donnell does not benefit our great country. I am seriously considering stripping him of his citizenship."
Famous broadcaster Ellen DeGeneres also recently revealed that she moved to the UK because of President Trump. DeGeneres answered "yes" when asked during an interview with broadcaster Richard Bacon in a theater in Cheltenham, UK, on the 20th if the media reports that she migrated because of Trump were correct.