Nicole Kidman Song: Dua Lipa, Pedro Pascal, Kristen Wiig Join…

Nicole Kidman Song: Dua Lipa, Pedro Pascal, Kristen Wiig Join Her in Viral Lip-Sync Moment

Dua Lipa, Pedro Pascal, Kristen Wiig, and Nicole Kidman lip-synced to ADÉLA’s viral song ‘Nicole Kidman’ at Chanel’s Paris Fashion Week show—turning the front row into a meme.

By The Long Shot12 Oct 20261 min read

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Nicole Kidman didn’t just attend Chanel’s Spring/Summer 2027 show in Paris — she became its punchline. On October 5, the actress joined Dua Lipa, Pedro Pascal, and Kristen Wiig for a lip-sync moment that turned the Grand Palais into a viral stage. The song? ADÉLA’s “Nicole Kidman,” a track that’s been trending since its September 4 debut on her album PRIMA.

The 22-year-old Slovak singer’s ode to the Australian star has hit No. 3 on the Billboard Global 200 and amassed tens of millions of streams. Now, it’s got a front-row cameo from the woman it’s named after. So, when the chorus hit, ‘Nicole Kidman, Nicole Kidman’. The camera panned to her, and she delivered the moment with deadpan grace.

Dua Lipa handed her the mic, or rather, the spotlight. It was the kind of self-aware celebrity synergy only fashion week can produce. Wiig started it off, then Pascal took over, followed by Lipa, before the final beat landed on Kidman. The clip, shared widely across social media, wasn’t just a joke, it was a cultural echo.

The group had already been dancing during the show’s finale, Britney Spears’ “Gimme More,” but this was something else: a meta celebration of fame, fandom, and the absurdity of being famous enough to be sung about. Kidman arrived with her daughter Faith Margaret Urban, both in coordinated gray looks. Lipa wore a feathered, ruffled Chanel creation.

Pascal went full tweed. Wiig? A black-and-white minidress and electric orange heels. They were all part of a front row that included Marion Cotillard, Alexa Demie, and Ayo Edebiri.

But it was the lip-sync that made people pause mid-scroll. Whether it was staged or spontaneous remains unclear. What’s certain is that “Nicole Kidman” isn’t just a song anymore. It’s a moment.

And now, so is she.