Nicole Kidman's growing “baby bump�

Nicole Kidman' alleged “baby bump� was caught on tape once again when she was snapped outside a movie-hall in Los Angeles, accompanied by her mother-in-law reports sawf.org.

The 39-year old actress quickly glanced at her belly and rearranged her top to cover it, before giving a smile when she spotted the photographers clicking away, reports the Uk's Daily Mail.

Kidman has denied being pregnant. If with child this would be her first biological child. She is already mum to two children, Isabella, 13, and Connor, 11, whom she adopted while married to Tom Cruise.

In other news, Nicole Kidman outraged hotel staff by demanding all the light bulbs in her
suite were changed.
The 'Stepford Wives' actress demanded the 60 watt bulbs were swapped for
less powerful 40 watt ones, during her stay at the swanky Dorchester hotel,
in London, England reports FemaleFirst.com

The softer lighting is said to be just one of several diva-like requests the
Hollywood star made for the £1,700-a-night suite, where she was staying with
her husband, country singer Keith Urban.
Nicole also reportedly demanded an air humidifier, an exercise machine with
a wobble board and a treadmill.

In other news, newlyweds since June, Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban dread time apart due to their separate schedules reports Star Magazine. However, as Urban plans to embark on a 175 stop tour, Nicole not only stands by his side in support, but will cruise across the country with her new hubby in their custom designed luxury bus complete with master bed room and possibly even a nursery. Now the new couple will never have to leave home without each other.

Meanwhile, Italian TV producers shooting an advert starring Nicole in Rome
were forced to pay £17,000 to residents for using their neighborhood.
Residents of the Testaccio area of the city complained that the filming
equipment was disrupting their peace and blocking the narrow roads.
Luigi Prosperi, a representative of the residents, said: "No one had
informed us. The first we knew was when we woke up to find the streets
clogged."