Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban, once celebrated as one of Hollywood’s most enduring couples, are officially ending their marriage. According to reports, the pair had been living apart for several months before Kidman filed for divorce earlier this week. Sources close to the couple revealed that Urban made several efforts to reconcile, but the relationship had already reached a breaking point.

While neither party has publicly shared the reason for the split, insiders suggest growing tension surrounding Kidman’s career resurgence. After years of focusing on raising their daughters, Sunday and Faith, Kidman’s return to film and television reignited her passion for acting — and may have shifted the balance in their marriage.

According to one source, “Nicole was thriving in her work again and felt fulfilled, but Keith struggled with the change. He was used to having her support his career.” This dynamic reportedly led to emotional distance that became increasingly difficult to bridge.

Court filings indicate that Kidman will serve as the primary residential parent, with the children spending 306 days annually with her and 59 with Urban. Both have been ordered to attend a parenting seminar within 60 days of the filing to support a smooth co-parenting transition.

Financially, the documents confirmed a unique clause in their prenuptial agreement: Urban is entitled to $600,000 for each year he remained sober throughout the marriage — a total exceeding $11 million.

Despite the divorce, both stars are said to be focused on maintaining a stable environment for their daughters and preserving mutual respect.

The split marks the end of a nearly two-decade partnership admired for its apparent strength and affection.

Their separation serves as a reminder that even Hollywood’s most admired couples face the pressures of balancing fame, family, and personal growth.