Inside Nicole Kidman, Keith Urban’s secret divorce settlement

Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban have officially brought their nearly two-decade marriage to an end, finalising their divorce in a Nashville court this week.

The Hollywood power couple, who announced their split in September 2025 after 19 years together, quietly wrapped up legal proceedings on Tuesday. 

Court documents reveal the separation has been largely amicable, with neither side paying alimony or spousal support.

The 58-year-old actress has been granted primary custody of their daughters, Sunday, 17, and Faith, 15. 

Under the agreed parenting plan, Nicole will care for the girls for 306 days a year, while the 57-year-old country music star will spend 59 days with them. 

No monthly child support will be paid, although Keith has reportedly pre-paid certain child support obligations.

Both stars also agreed to keep things respectful, pledging not to speak negatively about one another or each other’s families, and to encourage their daughters to feel comfortable and loved in both households. 

As part of the agreement, the former couple were also required to attend a parenting seminar.

Financially, the split appears clean-cut as each will retain their own assets, suggesting a pre-nuptial agreement was in place.

Sources claim Babygirl actress made an “abrupt decision” to officially file for divorce, despite the paperwork being signed weeks earlier. 

Still she has spoken candidly about resilience, admitting recent events have been painful but survivable.

“Even the most devastating things pass,” she said recently. 

“You feel broken, but if you move gently and slowly, there is a way through.”

After years as one of Hollywood’s most admired couples, Nicole and Keith now begin a new chapter but separately.

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