Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban have officially ended their 19-year marriage, with court documents revealing the final terms of their split.
The former power couple, both 58, reached an agreement that addresses custody, finances, and property division.
Page Six confirmed Tuesday that the divorce has been finalized, marking the end of one of Hollywood’s most enduring relationships.
Here’s everything we know about the settlement and what led to their separation.
Custody Arrangement Heavily Favors Kidman
Court documents obtained by Page Six reveal that the “Babygirl” actress will have primary custody of their two daughters, Sunday Rose, 17, and Faith Margaret, 15.
Kidman will have the girls for 306 days each year, while Urban has been granted visitation rights “every other weekend.” This arrangement gives the Academy Award winner custody for approximately 84% of the year.
Despite the significant disparity in custody time, neither parent will pay child support. Both Kidman and Urban reportedly earn monthly incomes exceeding $100,000, making financial support unnecessary according to their agreement.
Financial Terms: No Spousal Support
The former couple waived all rights to alimony and spousal support, according to the court filings.
Each party will be responsible for their own legal fees and expenses incurred during the divorce proceedings. This mutual decision suggests an amicable approach to separating their finances.
Property division was handled through mutual agreement, with both retaining what’s currently in their possession. This includes:
- Investments and bank accounts
- Household furniture and appliances
- Vehicles
- Personal items
Whether the couple had a prenuptial agreement remains unknown, as this information wasn’t disclosed in the court documents.
Kidman Skips Court Appearance
Although a hearing was scheduled for Tuesday, Kidman chose to waive her right to appear in court.
The “Big Little Lies” star had just returned from Australia the previous day, where she spent the holidays with Sunday Rose and Faith Margaret. Daily Mail was first to report that the divorce had been finalized.
Timeline of the Split
Page Six first confirmed the separation in September 2025, revealing that the couple was ending their marriage after nearly two decades together.
Sometimes relationships just run their course.
A source told Page Six at the time that Kidman “did not want the separation and was trying to save things.” This revelation painted a picture of a marriage where one partner fought to preserve what they had built together.
Kidman officially filed for divorce on September 30, citing “irreconcilable differences” as the reason for the split. Reports suggest the pair had been living separately since early summer 2025, months before the public announcement.
Romance Rumors Surrounding Urban
Following the separation announcement, speculation swirled about the “You Look Good in My Shirt” singer’s personal life.
Urban was rumored to be romantically involved with Maggie Baugh, a guitarist in his band. However, those rumors were quickly shut down by Baugh’s friend, who denied any romantic connection between the two musicians.
From G’Day USA to Goodbye
Urban and Kidman’s love story began at a G’Day USA gala in January 2005.
The Australian natives connected at the event celebrating their home country, and their whirlwind romance led to marriage just one year later in 2006. For nearly two decades, they appeared to be one of Hollywood’s most stable couples.
This wasn’t Kidman’s first high-profile marriage. She was previously married to Tom Cruise from 1990 to 2001, a relationship that ended after 11 years and produced two adopted children, Isabella and Connor.
Moving Forward Separately
With the divorce now finalized, both Kidman and Urban can officially move forward with their separate lives.
The actress continues her successful film career, with recent projects like “Babygirl” keeping her in the spotlight. Urban maintains his position as a country music superstar and continues touring and recording.
Their primary focus now appears to be co-parenting their teenage daughters through this transition. With Sunday Rose approaching adulthood at 17 and Faith Margaret at 15, both girls are at critical developmental stages.
The relatively straightforward nature of their settlement—with no support payments and mutual property agreements—suggests both parties wanted to minimize conflict for their daughters’ sake.