For nearly 20 years, Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban were regarded as one of Hollywood’s most stable marriages. They kept much of their relationship private while navigating demanding careers in film and music. That image shifted in late 2025, when Kidman quietly filed to end the marriage.
According to the Daily Mail, Nicole Kidman finalized the divorce just three months after filing, bringing a close to their 19-year union. Court records show the decision followed months of separation and private negotiations. While fans expressed shock, the documents suggest the split unfolded in a measured and deliberate way.
Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban Agree on Settlement Terms
The divorce decree outlines a settlement that both parties reached without extended legal conflict. Nicole Kidman cited irreconcilable differences, and the agreement confirms that both spouses waived all claims to spousal support. Each also agreed to pay their own legal fees, avoiding further disputes.
The documents show that property division proceeded smoothly. Assets, including household items, vehicles, bank accounts, and investments, were divided to the satisfaction of both parties. Kidman waived her right to appear in court, having returned from Australia shortly before the scheduled hearing.
How Custody and Life After the Divorce Will Look
The settlement includes a detailed parenting plan for their daughters, Sunday Rose and Faith. Under the agreement, Nicole Kidman will spend the majority of the year with the children, while Urban will have scheduled visitation. Despite both parents reporting high incomes, the court ordered no child support, as both parties agreed.
In the months since the split, reports suggest the emotional impact has varied. Nicole Kidman has remained publicly reserved, while sources claim Urban has struggled with the adjustment. Rumors surrounding his personal life have circulated, though neither party has addressed speculation publicly. For Kidman, the divorce marks another transition in a life-long lived under public scrutiny.