Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban, who married in 2006, have ended their 19-year marriage. The 58-year-old recently filed for divorce, citing irreconcilable differences, putting an end to the separation rumors. According to an insider, Kidman truly believed this would be her fairytale ending, which is why “this breakup has been such a heavy blow.”
Nicole Kidman feels like she’s starting over amid Keith Urban divorce despite giving everything, says source
Nicole and Keith got married in 2006 and are blessed with two daughters, Sunday Rose (17) and Faith Margaret (14). The couple has now separated, reportedly due to their hectic work commitments and a lack of intimacy.
The Oscar-winning actor allegedly felt “devastated” by the separation, as she wanted to grow old with her husband, Urban. Sources at RadarOnline revealed that because Kidman is a “hopeless romantic,” she is feeling “shattered” going through the separation process with her husband.
Even though the “Babygirl” actor filed for divorce on September 30, sources revealed that the two had been living separately since the summer. According to a source who’s quite close to the actor, Kidman was sure that Urban was the one “she would spend her life with.” “After giving so much love and commitment, it’s crushing for her to be back in this place. She always throws herself in completely, but somehow it never endures,” continued the insider.
This is because Kidman has had a long history of breakups. She got married to Tom Cruise in 1990; however, the actor filed for divorce in 2001. Kidman accepted later in an interview that the divorce news “was a shock” to her “system.” She further admitted that she took a “very long time to heal.”
Nicole Kidman then found love in Keith Urban, and they got married in 2006. However, she didn’t get her fairytale ending. A source added, “Nicole gave her all to the marriage. She truly thought Keith was the person she’d grow old with, which is why this breakup has been such a heavy blow.”
Originally reported by Chhavi Puri on Reality Tea.
