Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban are reportedly on better terms months after finalizing their divorce. According to a new report, the former couple have begun speaking again and are considering spending part of the holiday season together for the sake of their daughters. The latest claims have sparked fresh discussion about the couple’s relationship following their highly publicized split.
Nicole Kidman is ‘willing to put their baggage to the side’ if Keith Urban does the same, per source
According to the National Enquirer, Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban have made significant progress in their relationship following their divorce. A source claimed the former spouses are communicating again. They have reportedly begun discussing plans to celebrate Christmas together in Australia with their daughters, Sunday Rose and Faith Margaret.
The insider alleged that last year’s holiday season marked the first time the family did not spend Christmas together. Following the reported separation, sources said Kidman celebrated the occasion with the couple’s daughters in Australia after filing for divorce, citing irreconcilable differences.
However, the source claimed the actor has since softened her stance. According to the insider, Kidman is now willing to set aside past differences if Urban agrees to do the same. This approach would allow them to honor a promise they reportedly made to their daughters about sharing important family occasions despite the end of their marriage.
The report suggested coordinating the holiday gathering will require adjustments to both of their schedules. Still, the source claimed both parents believe spending at least part of Christmas Day together would be in their children’s best interests.
Meanwhile, the insider noted that the reported family reunion could complicate Kidman’s personal life. The actor was previously linked to private equity investor Michael Reinstein. The source alleged he may have to accept taking a back seat if the holiday plans move forward.
Neither Kidman nor Urban has publicly commented on the report.
