Nicole Kidman has filed for divorce from Keith Urban, ending their marriage of nearly two decades. Court filings cite “irreconcilable differences,” with September 30, 2025, listed as the official date of separation. The couple has agreed on a parenting plan for their two daughters, Sunday Rose, 17, and Faith Margaret, 14. Kidman is seeking to be the primary residential parent, with custody days split 306 to 59 in her favor. Both have waived spousal and child support, though Urban prepaid obligations related to healthcare and education.

Despite the painful decision, the documents highlight a shared commitment to respectful co-parenting. Both parents are legally required to avoid negative remarks about one another and to prioritize stability for their daughters. Sources close to the couple say Kidman had hoped for reconciliation, but Urban’s move out of their Nashville home in June 2025 signaled the final break.

Friends describe the divorce as emotionally devastating for Kidman, who feels deeply hurt yet supported by her sister and family. Urban, meanwhile, appears resolute, despite public speculation over the summer about growing tensions. Rumors of jealousy surfaced after Urban cut short a radio interview when asked about Kidman’s co-stars, fueling further talk of strain.

Fans worldwide reacted with shock and sadness to the split, marking the end of one of Hollywood’s most admired partnerships. Married in 2006, the pair had often been seen as a symbol of resilience and love. Now, as their marriage formally concludes, both Kidman and Urban remain united in one priority: safeguarding their daughters while beginning new chapters apart.