Fans immediately erupted 😳

What began as one of Hollywood’s most celebrated romances now appears to be drawing to a close. Actress **Nicole Kidman** and country superstar **Keith Urban**, married since 2006 and parents to two daughters, are reportedly divorcing after nearly two decades together.

According to **TMZ**, the couple has been living separately since the summer, allegedly at Urban’s request. While neither has publicly confirmed the reasons behind their split, speculation is mounting — particularly after a recent onstage moment left fans stunned.

During a performance, Urban altered the lyrics to his hit song **“The Fighter”** — a track he famously wrote for Kidman — to include another woman’s name. In a viral clip posted by his guitarist **Maggie Baugh**, Urban sang, *“When they’re tryin’ to get to you, Maggie, I’ll be your guitar player,”* replacing the original line, *“Baby, I’ll be the fighter.”*

The change sparked an online firestorm, with fans accusing Urban of disrespecting Kidman. Comments flooded social media, calling the move “trashy” and “the ultimate ick.” Many speculated that Urban’s close relationship with Baugh — a rising country artist who joined his band in 2024 — may have played a role in the breakup.

Baugh, a classically trained musician from Florida, has seen her star rise rapidly with viral TikToks and singles like *“10 20s Summers.”* She has not commented on the rumors.

For fans, the moment carried extra weight because *“The Fighter”* was once described by Urban as a “musical vow” inspired by real conversations and promises he made to Kidman before marriage. Kidman had previously said the song made her cry when she first heard it.

On **September 30**, Kidman officially filed for divorce, citing *irreconcilable differences*. The filing states both parties will retain their assets, and Kidman seeks primary custody of their daughters, **Sunday Rose** and **Faith Margaret**.

Insiders say Kidman “fought to save the marriage,” but in the end, their love story — once considered unbreakable — could not withstand the growing distance. Urban has yet to comment publicly.