EXCLUSIVE: Nicole Kidman ‘Desperate to Keep Peace’ With Keith Urban As She’s ‘Terrified He’ll Devastate Her Movie Fortune in Divorce’
**Nicole Kidman Navigates Divorce with Keith Urban Amid Financial Concerns and Family Focus**
*Published October 6, 2025, 6:51 p.m. ET*
Nicole Kidman is reportedly treading carefully around her estranged husband, Keith Urban, as she strives to maintain peace during their divorce proceedings. Sources tell RadarOnline.com that the Oscar-winning actress is anxious that a contentious split could put at risk the substantial fortune she has built over her decades-long Hollywood career.
The *Moulin Rouge!* star, 58, filed for divorce from the country music singer, 57, earlier this month, ending their 19-year marriage.
### Fear Over Financial Fallout
Court documents filed in Nashville on Tuesday, September 30, revealed that Kidman and Urban had quietly agreed on a parenting plan weeks prior. The plan includes mutual commitments not to disparage each other in the presence of their daughters, Sunday, 17, and Faith, 14.
The documents confirm that Kidman will serve as the girls’ primary residential parent, while Urban will have them for 59 days annually. Both parents are required to attend a parenting seminar within 60 days of the filing.
Despite the seemingly amicable tone in the legal filings, insiders suggest that tensions between the couple remain high. A source close to Kidman shared, “Nicole is doing everything she can to avoid confrontation. She’s terrified that if this turns ugly, Keith could come after her financially – and that could devastate everything she’s built.”
Another insider revealed that the actress, whose net worth is estimated to exceed $300 million, has become increasingly protective of her assets. “She’s proud of what she’s achieved – from *The Hours* to *Big Little Lies* – and she’s worked hard for every cent,” the source explained. “Even with a prenup in place, she worries he might challenge parts of it. That’s why she’s so desperate to keep things civil.”
### A Carefully Negotiated Parenting Plan
According to court filings, both Kidman and Urban waived any claims to spousal or child support, with Urban having prepaid “child support obligations.” The agreement also allows each party to retain their own assets, which legal experts say indicates a strong prenuptial agreement.
The timing of Kidman’s filing reportedly surprised those close to her. While Kidman signed the paperwork on September 6, Urban had signed more than a week earlier, on August 29. Sources say Kidman’s decision to move forward was abrupt, following a summer spent apart. Kidman was in London filming *Practical Magic 2*, while Urban was touring the U.S. and Australia on his High and Alive world tour. The physical distance and conflicting schedules are believed to have widened the rift between them.
### The End of a Hollywood Love Story
A friend close to the actress shared, “Nicole never wanted things to end like this. She tried hard to hold the marriage together, but eventually, she had to accept that they’d drifted beyond repair.”
Kidman and Urban, who married in Sydney in 2006, were once seen as one of Hollywood’s most enduring power couples. They met shortly after Kidman’s high-profile divorce from Tom Cruise, quickly progressing from a whirlwind romance to marriage. Together, they built a life between Nashville and Sydney, frequently appearing on red carpets and openly expressing their love.
### Focus on Family and Graceful Closure
Urban, who faced challenges with addiction early in their marriage, has credited Kidman with helping him through some of his toughest times. “I owe her everything,” he once said.
Now, friends say Kidman is prioritizing the well-being of their daughters and maintaining the amicable spirit outlined in their parenting agreement. “She’s devastated, but she’s focused on getting through it gracefully,” an insider noted. “Nicole’s only goal now is to keep things calm and protect both her career and her family.”
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*Stay tuned for further updates on Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban’s divorce proceedings.*
https://radaronline.com/p/nicole-kidman-keith-urban-divorce-fortune-desperate-keep-peace/
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