Kylie has every reason to feel lucky: she’s enjoying spending time with family after moving home to Melbourne. She talks about life, being in love, her career … and a sparkling side hustle.
Australian pop princess Kylie Minogue has moved back to Melbourne and is enjoying the new year in the embrace of her family while doing long-distant love. She talks toMelbourneI wanted to spend more time with my family. I moved back last year and didn’t make any noise about it. Work will still take me back to Europe and the US, but knowing Australia is my base again is really lovely.
It was Nick Cave who made me come face to face with it. It was the mid-’90s in London at the Poetry Olympics. Nick was performing at the Royal Albert Hall and he asked me to recite the lyrics deadpan. I tried everything to get out of it. In the end he convinced me. I wore track pants and a T-shirt –
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