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Nicole Kidman Wants to Adopt Our Vietnamese Baby

June 2nd, 2009 | 0 comments | Posted by Jen

An Australian tabloid’s reporting that Nicole Kidman is planning to adopt a baby from Vietnam. Kidman and husband Keith Urban already have one child together, 11 month-old Sunday Rose.

Although Dang Minh Dao, deputy of the Department of International Adoption at the Ministry of Justice in Hanoi, told Australia’s New Idea magazine, “Yes, Nicole Kidman wants a baby from Vietnam. We’ve been approached by the American Embassy. This is very sensitive information. We are keeping it closed,” Kidman has denied the rumor.

But I have it on good authority that the rumor is true. I’ve even learned the identity of the baby Kidman plans to adopt.

And her name is…DIANA!

Some of you may be hatin’ right now, because Diana’s going to have celebrity parents and you’re not, but I, for one, am totally stoked. Because this means that 1) I’m finally going to Australia, the last continent I have yet to visit besides Antarctica, 2) I’ll probably get to ride in the Kidman-Urban jet there, and 3) I’m going to be able to call Keith “uncle” and Nicole “auntie” from now on.

Sweeeeet!

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Thanks, Jasmine!

Filed under: Adoption is the New Black, Hollywood Adoptions, I Want to be Adopted by Brad and Angelina, Keith Urban, Nicole Kidman, Nicole Kidman to Adopt Vietnamese Baby, Sunday Rose, Vietnam, Vietnamese Pride

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