Nicole Kidman Pulls Down Jeans As Braless Cornfield Girl

Scroll for the photo. Nicole, taking a break from promoting her HBO gig, had been photographed sun-drenched, amid tall rows of corn, and throwing her head back while tugging down a baggy pair of jeans and going skimpy up top in a white tank top. The actress, laughing and seeming to have a good time, kept her caption brief, writing; "#FarmGirl" with a wink and heart emoji.

"Always gorgeous, inside and out" quickly came in, as did a like from "homecoming queen?" singer Kelsea Ballerini.

Nicole, who snagged herself heart emoji from fellow actress Michelle Pfeiffer, quickly followed her post with one earning her a little $$$, posting in promo mode for beauty brand Seratopical and applying Your Eyes Face Serum to her already age-defying face – unsurprisingly, the "Eyes Wide Shut" star pulling down her pants proved higher on the engagement front.

The photo comes as Nicole makes headlines for revealing that dramatic series "The Undoing" actually made her sick – from so much mental anguish and turmoil.

Speaking on "WTF With Marc Maron," Kidman revealed it's been taking its toll. “On The Undoing, it kind of happened where I just was like... suddenly, I was in this place, there was sort of a disquietness to my personality where I was uneasy, and there was duress on who I was,” she said.

“I actually got really sick, and I think this is a big thing that happens to actors. I went down for a week because your immune system doesn’t know the difference between acting and truth when you’re doing those.”

Nicole has been updating with a little activity amid the global pandemic, recently attending Sydney Opera House to see "The Merry Widow" and accompanied by country singer husband Keith Urban. The actress attended yesterday, even getting joined by her mom as a special guest and saying it was "so beautiful to be back at the theater."

Kidman posted a shot of the trio in their seats and all wearing protective face masks. Nicole and Keith are currently staying at their 111-acre farm in Bunya Hill, Australia.