Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban finalize 19-year marriage in amicable divorce
Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban have finalized a 19-year marriage in Tennessee, waiving alimony and child support while sharing assets and custody of two daughters.
Overview
The couple Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban finalized their 19-year marriage in Tennessee, with both waiving alimony and child support, signaling an amicable divorce process.
Assets and custody arrangements were settled on the filing day, with Kidman designated as primary residential parent for the children and joint decision-making on major issues.
A Nashville judge dissolved the marriage and approved settlements, with representatives for both parties not immediately commenting as the case concluded.
The couple are longtime Nashville residents who have attended major events together and are expected to continue living in Nashville.
Both Kidman and Urban will share custody across 306 days annually, with Kidman designated as primary residential parent and assets divided by mutual agreement.
Analysis
Center-leaning sources present the divorce as a high-profile celebrity event anchored in routine court proceedings, foregrounding status terms like 'prominent power couple' and 'superstar' while centering court filings, settlements, and a judge’s ruling as the core narrative with limited direct voice from the couple. The framing highlights public interest and star power.
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FAQ
Nicole Kidman filed for divorce on September 30, 2025.
Nicole Kidman is the primary residential parent with custody for 306 days per year, while Keith Urban has custody for 59 days, primarily every other weekend. Joint decision-making on major issues like education and health.
Both parties waived child and spousal support, as each has monthly income exceeding $100,000 from their careers.
The daughters are Sunday Rose, 17, and Faith Margaret, 15.
Assets, investments, finances, furniture, and personal items were divided privately by mutual agreement, with each retaining what they already possessed, suggesting a prenuptial agreement.
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