US EditionNicole Kidman and Keith Urban Finalize Divorce with Custody Plan After 19 Years
- Nicole Kidman, Oscar-winning actress, and Keith Urban, Grammy-winning country singer, finalized their divorce in Nashville on Jan. 6, ending their nearly 20-year marriage in Davidson County Circuit Court.
- Nicole Kidman filed for divorce in late September in Nashville, citing `irreconcilable differences` and seeking primary residential custody as sources confirmed they had been living apart months earlier.
- The parenting plan grants Keith Urban, Grammy-winning country singer, 59 days of parenting time, largely every other weekend, and both waived child and spousal support, setting child support at $0.
- The settlement assigns real estate interests according to trusts and operating agreements, not individual titles, raising questions about a $60 million portfolio, while jointly purchased items were divided evenly and each retains individual creative works and pre-marriage property.
- The decree mandates cooperative coparenting and mutual encouragement for the children, noting the daughters will remain in Nashville, Tennessee, and Sunday Rose turns 18 on July 7.
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Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban have officially ended their last chapter as husband and wife. The “Babygirl” actress filed for divorce from the country singer in September, not long after tabloids began reporting the two had been living separately since last summer. The couple had been married for 19 years, sharing two children, and the relationship seemed all too perfect in the first half of 2025. But that’s all a thing of the past now. Nicole K…
After the conclusion of their marriage, Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban will focus their main attention on their daughters.
After almost two decades of marriage, Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban are now officially divorced. The court documents reveal details about property and custody.
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