Keith Urban’s birthday message to Nicole Kidman drew attention online. The Grammy-winning singer wished her on Instagram Stories shortly after their September 2025 separation. The moment quickly reignited public interest in their long relationship and the things that followed.
Keith Urban wishes ex Nicole Kidman on birthday amid her Father’s Day post
Keith Urban marked Nicole Kidman’s 59th birthday with a brief message on Instagram Stories. He wrote, “happy birthday Nicole mary!!!!!!!!!!!!!,” keeping the note simple but public. The post came months after the couple’s separation in September 2025, when Kidman filed for divorce after their split earlier in the year. Their relationship, once seen as one of Hollywood’s most stable, has since drawn renewed attention following the birthday post (via The Daily Beast).
Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban were married for nearly 19 years before separating in September 2025. The pair first met in 2005 at the G’Day USA gala in Los Angeles and later got engaged in May 2006, marrying in Sydney a month after.
They share two daughters, Sunday Rose and Faith Margaret. Early in their marriage, Urban entered rehab for alcohol addiction, with Kidman supporting his recovery. Over time, they built a life in Nashville before eventually separating and filing for divorce (via People).
Urban’s close friend Russell Dickerson said the singer has remained focused since the split. He noted that Urban has continued prioritizing music and staying active creatively. “He’s always been focused on music, and so I think he’s just kind of doubling down on that, and it’s just beautiful,” Dickerson told Page Six. Dickerson added, “I can’t wait to hear what comes out of it.”
Kidman hasn’t said much about the split, but she did open up to Variety about staying focused on her family. She said she’s “always going to be moving toward what’s good” and stressed that they’ll still remain a family no matter what. She also spoke warmly about her daughters, calling them “my beautiful girls, my darlings, who are suddenly women.”
