Nicole Kidman’s Hollywood A-lister friends are reportedly sidelining Keith Urban. The couple made headlines this week as news broke of their legal separation, bringing their 19-year-long marriage to an end.
Nicole Kidman’s friends have turned their back on Keith Urban
According to a recent report by Rob Shuter, several of Nicole Kidman’s friends are beginning to sideline her husband, Keith Urban. The Babygirl star is pals with some of the most powerful A-listers in Hollywood, who maintain an extremely exclusive inner circle. Insider sources suggest that Urban is gradually being excluded from the elite circle.
One insider sharply claimed that the country music star is “dead in Hollywood.” The report reveals that the snub began with Urban’s absence from Reese Witherspoon’s Nashville gala. He was also not present at the Beverly Hills dinners with Kidman. Additionally, he wasn’t invited to George and Amal Clooney’s Lake Como parties.
“Nicole’s friends have closed ranks. His name is gone from every list,” a source reveals. Another insider has harshly claimed that “No one will take his calls. Without Nicole, he’s invisible.” According to the report, Hollywood superstars Julia Roberts, Oprah Winfrey, Hugh Jackman, Cate Blanchett, and Naomi Watts have allegedly turned their backs on Urban.
The report surfaced just days after Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban’s separation made the headlines. The Oscar-winning actress filed for divorce on Tuesday, September 30 in Nashville, after 19 years of marriage. They cited “irreconcilable differences” as the reason for the separation. The pair had tied the knot on June 25, 2006, one year after they met at G’Day LA or Australia Week.
The pair welcomed their first daughter, Sunday Rose, on July 7, 2008. Their second daughter, Faith Margaret, arrived two years later on December 28, 2010. As per E! News, Kidman has also put in place a custody plan for the protection of the children. The teenagers will reportedly be part of the “Permanent Parenting Plan.” It stipulates that the siblings will spend 306 days a year with their mother, and 59 days with their father.
