Heartbreak and Headlines: Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban's Divorce Finalized
It's official: Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban's divorce is finalized, bringing an end to their 19-year marriage. Page Six confirmed the news, revealing the details of their settlement agreement. But what does this mean for the stars and their family?
According to court documents, the former couple has agreed to waive both child and spousal support. This is a significant decision, especially when considering the financial implications of such a high-profile split. Their daughters, Sunday Rose, 17, and Faith Margaret, 15, will primarily reside with Kidman for 306 days a year, while Urban will have them every other weekend.
And this is the part most people miss... Urban and Kidman, both 58 years old, reportedly earn over $100,000 monthly, leading to their decision not to exchange child support payments. All assets, including investments, bank accounts, and personal items, will be divided by mutual agreement, with each keeping what they currently possess. Furthermore, they've both waived any claims for alimony or spousal support, and each is responsible for their own legal fees.
But here's where it gets controversial... The details don't mention a prenuptial agreement, which is a standard practice for many celebrities. The actress waived her right to appear in court, having just returned from Australia after spending the holidays with her daughters. The Daily Mail was the first to report the divorce's finalization.
The couple's separation was confirmed in September 2025, with sources suggesting Kidman tried to save the marriage. She filed for divorce on September 30, citing “irreconcilable differences.” Rumors swirled after the breakup, with Urban being linked to his guitarist, Maggie Baugh, though her friend dismissed these claims. The pair met in January 2005 and married a year later.
Kidman was previously married to Tom Cruise from 1990 to 2001, and they have two children together, Bella, 32, and Connor, 30.
What do you think about the terms of the settlement? Do you think the lack of child support is fair, given their incomes? Share your thoughts in the comments below!
