Hi all, it's me again !

I was roaming through this month's (Dec 99) issue of Cosmo and came across this little jem... In an article titled "The Secret to Living a Sensuous Life", there is mention of getting a foot massage. On the same page, subtitled as "How the Stars Spoil Their Senses"...

Nicole Kidman is quoted as saying, "What I really love is being tickled."

Hi there,
I believe I mentioned this in a previous post, but here is the text of an article (Sept '98 - In Style) featuring Nicole Kidman. In it, she reveals that she loves to be tickled.

ticklishly yours,
josie

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Nicole Kidman
known for: To Die For
look for: Practical Magic

humor

"I've always gravitated toward anyone who could make me laugh. One of my favorite memories of growing up was watching my dad sitting over in the corner giggling over a MAD magazine. When we did Christmas pageants at my school in Australia, instead of being Mary I wanted to be one of the lambs, because that was the comedic part. By the time I started dating, I knew that I didn't want to be with somebody too serious. I always wanted to go out with the class clown more than the stud. They're more fun. One of the first things I loved in Tom [Cruise] was his sense of humor. I saw Rain Man before I knew him, and thought, Wow, he's so funny! Our daughter, Isabella, is mischievous, and there's lots of laughter in our house. I have a three-octave laugh, which can turn into a revolting snort when I really get going. What I really love is being tickled."

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As we all know by now, Nicole Kidman loves being tickled. Here is an excerpt from an interview in US magazine sept 1996, which I found at nicolekidman.org.

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The dried leaf now property inscribed, Kidman is fiddling with her skinny red braids and musing about the enduring nature of her and Cruise's attraction. She says that one of the very first things she said to him was, "You're funny!" and to this day he can still make her laugh. ("She's very ticklish. Especially on the sides," says Cruise, phoning in his trade secret from the set of Jerry Maguire, where, sounding slightly slap-happy, he'll conclude the interview by passing the receiver to director Cameron Crowe, then to co-star Renee Zellweger, until the entire looping session is brought to a halt. "The tickle thing gets her every time.")