Keith Urban’s Resurfaced Comments About His Marriage to Nicole Kidman Go Viral Amid Divorce News

Keith Urban’s old comments about his marriage to Nicole Kidman have gone viral as new details about the couple’s divorce emerge.

In a 2017 interview, Nicole once said,

“We evaluate everything together, and the decisions are made together.”

That statement seems to still hold true — at least on paper — as the pair move forward with their co-parenting plan. According to court documents, Nicole and Keith will continue making major decisions together regarding their teenage daughters. However, the plan states that Nicole Kidman will serve as the primary residential parent for 306 days a year, while Keith Urban will have 59 days.

Another interesting detail: neither will pay monthly child support. That makes sense given Keith’s reported net worth of $75 million, compared to Nicole’s estimated $250 million fortune.

The timing of the signed documents has also drawn attention. Nicole’s signature is dated September 6, while Keith signed at the end of August, just over a month after his interview on “On Air with Ryan Seacrest.” During that chat, Seacrest remarked:

“People know you take great pride in making time for each other, even with busy schedules — you’ve been together what, 19, 20 years?”

Keith responded quietly, “Yeah.”

That moment — now widely shared — is being called “awkward” and has fans speculating that it hinted at deeper marital troubles.

Adding more fuel to the speculation, a recent Instagram clip posted three days ago shows Keith performing his hit song “The Fighter” — originally written for Nicole — but with noticeably changed lyrics. Instead of the famous line “When they’re trying to get to you, baby, I’ll be the fighter,” Keith swapped the words to reference his guitar player, Maggie Ba.

The switch immediately caught fans’ attention, with many interpreting it as a symbolic shift — a reflection of Keith’s new emotional chapter following the split.

Once celebrated as one of Hollywood’s most admired couples, Keith Urban and Nicole Kidman now appear to be moving forward separately — with grace, maturity, and a lingering sense of heartbreak.