Nicole Kidman Hospitalized While Filming TV Series

had to be rushed to hospital while filming her latest TV series, her co-star has revealed.

The Australian actress, 58, stars in the new Apple+ series Margo's Got Money Troubles, alongside , Michelle Pfeiffer and Nick Offerman. 

In the series, Kidman plays a pro wrestler named Lace opposite Offerman’s wrestling  persona, Jinx – with the pair facing off in the ring at a wrestling convention.

Speaking to People, Offerman revealed that on the day the duo were set to film their big scene, Kidman, who is also an executive producer on the show, almost didn't make it to set.

'The word comes in that Nicole has the , and we might not get Nicole today, and we’re like: "Oh no, that’s such a bummer, because we only have the one day that we’ve built this whole circus for,"' he told the publication.

He added that three hours after receiving the news, cast and crew were informed that Kidman was keen to push through her illness to film the scene.

'She was so pale, shaken,' Offerman added. 'She just had the flu really so bad.'

Ever the consummate professional, Nicole arrived on set like a 'superhero' and filmed the scene. 

'She showed up and made sure that we got every shot of her, total superhero style, did everything we needed to so that we did not lose one scrap of what we needed for her character,' Offerman said.

However, Nicole's flu finally got the better of her, with Offerman adding that after filming, she was promptly rushed to hospital.

'She was literally taken to hospital for an IV,' he said. 

At the series' New York premiere, Kidman told People that she was initially scared about getting injured, until she first stepped into the ring.    

'Obviously, it's so hard, and I was so scared about getting injured, but then when I got in the ring, I just went, "Okay, let's go,"' she said. 

'Because whenever I do something, I go: "Okay, I've got to be really careful," and then I just forget about any sort of protection in my body and I go crazy.'

'She was so pale, shaken. She just had the flu really so bad,' Offerman said, adding that she did eventually push through her illness to film the scene