Nicole Kidman recently sent a humorous text to her daughter Sunday Rose, warning her that she would be arrested by Sabrina Carpenter during a concert.

Sunday, who is 17 and Kidman’s daughter with her estranged husband Keith Urban, shared a screenshot of the message on her Instagram Stories.

In the text, Kidman wrote that she was heading down to be arrested.

This playful message came before Carpenter handcuffed her mother for being too hot at the concert held in Nashville, Tennessee.

Sunday captioned the screenshot with gratitude, thanking both her mother and Sabrina Carpenter.

She also posted a video showing the moment Kidman was arrested, jokingly stating that someone was in trouble.

This incident marks Kidman as the latest celebrity to partake in Carpenter’s concert tradition, where she humorously arrests guests.

Kidman was placed in fuzzy pink handcuffs just before Carpenter performed her song Juno.

During the concert, Carpenter made a light-hearted reference to Kidman’s well-known introduction from AMC movie theaters.

Nicole Kidman's, 58, daughter Sunday Rose, 17, shared the hilarious text she got from the star, warning her that that she would be 'arrested' by Sabrina Carpenter; Sunday seen in October

She joked with the audience about coming to the arena for magic, echoing Kidman’s famous phrase about magic.

Videos from the concert captured Kidman standing near the front row, wearing a bright red T-shirt and jeans.

When Carpenter spotted her on the video screens, she exclaimed in surprise as the crowd erupted in applause.

Carpenter added that she expected to find love but not her soulmate.

Carpenter, who has previously arrested other celebrities like Anne Hathaway and Gigi Hadid, followed her usual routine by asking Kidman for her name and residence.

Kidman humorously replied that she lived in Nashville, prompting Carpenter to suggest that if things worked out between them, she might move to Nashville.

Carpenter also referenced Kidman’s recent film Babygirl, saying that Kidman was so Babygirl that she did not know what to do.

She then invited Kidman to be her latest Juno girl, highlighting the playful nature of the event.

Kidman became the latest celebrity to be put in handcuffs by Carpenter for being 'too hot' as part of a tradition at the pop star's concerts

Kidman’s surprise appearance comes shortly after her announcement of separation from Urban, with whom she shares two daughters, Sunday Rose and Faith Margaret, aged 14.

The actress filed for divorce on September 30, citing irreconcilable differences.

Despite the challenges of her recent split, Kidman is reportedly in a positive mindset.

She is focused on navigating the dynamics with her daughters and ensuring a stable home life for them.

A source close to Kidman revealed that she is dedicated to creating new traditions with her children, emphasizing the importance of a loving and steady environment.

The actress is described as being in a good headspace, keeping busy and maintaining a positive outlook during this transition in her life.

As part of the divorce agreement, Kidman will be the primary residential parent of their daughters.

'Oh my goodness,' Carpenter said as the audience erupted in applause at the sight of Nicole on the video screens. 'I expected to find love but not my soulmate'

The couple has established a unique parenting plan, allowing Kidman to have the children for 306 days, while Urban will have them for just 59 days.

Both Kidman and Urban have waived child and spousal support, opting to share court costs evenly.

Additionally, Kidman has two adopted children, Isabella and Connor, from her previous marriage to Tom Cruise.

In summary, Nicole Kidman’s playful interaction with her daughter and Sabrina Carpenter highlights a lighthearted moment amid her personal challenges.

The concert incident not only showcases the fun traditions of Carpenter’s performances but also reflects Kidman’s commitment to her family during this time of change.