Eiza Gonzalez may have been RIGHT when she said she was ‘too pretty’ as Nicole Kidman’s husband Keith Urban checks her out at the Met Gala

Eiza González may have been right when she said she was just ‘too hot’ for show business.

The Mexican actress, 34, seemed to catch the eye of Nicole Kidman’s husband Keith Urban as she looked incredible at the Met Gala in New York City on Monday.

And the diva – who was just in the film The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare – didn’t seem to notice as her back was turned.

Eiza, Keith and Nicole were all seen on the steps of the Met Museum at the same time as they were photographed hundreds of times. 

Gonzalez looked chic in the pale pink dress that showed off her décolletage with a plunging neckline. The dress was complemented with a wide diamond and emerald necklace.

Nicole was ravishing in a black-and-white dress while Urban was dapper in a tuxedo with a white bow tie. 

Eiza made headlines last month when she talked about how pretty she was.

At first she got international eye rolls.

But the stunner might be on to something after all.

The 3 Body Problem star previously told InStyle she’s been passed over for roles because she was told she was ‘too hot.’

‘I remember being [told for] so many projects, “She’s too pretty for the role. She’s too hot for the role,”‘ she said. 

‘Then I’d just be like, What is Margot Robbie?’ added González. ‘She’s the hottest, most beautiful woman I’ve ever seen in my life!’

She admitted she ‘had an identity crisis for a very long time,’ explaining that she even considered shaving her head.

‘Do I make myself less attractive?’ she recalled asking herself. ‘Do I make myself more attractive? Do I not dress super-hot or do I dress super-hot or do I cover myself all the time?’

After receiving an onslaught of scrutiny over the interview, González clarified the comments to ET.

She explained that she was shedding light on Hollywood’s narrow perceptions of Latin women.  

‘That’s what I was mentioning is the Latin community has gone through so much and women specifically in Latin culture through this idea of what they are versus the reality of what they are,’ said González.

González noted that ‘times are changing and we’re moving forward in such a positive way’ as she raved about playing a nano physicist in Netflix’s 3 Body Problem.

‘It’s sad that it’s taken out of context because the intention is quite the opposite,’ she continued. 

‘It’s shedding light to a thing that I think was making people think of a culture in a specific way and shedding light in a positive [way],’ added González.

‘But it had nothing to do with my personal experience within itself.’

González was last in Guy Ritchie’s The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare, which came out April 19.

Eiza is also known for her films Ambulance and Baby Driver.