Keith Urban is facing the challenge of divorce and the process of removing tattoos following his separation from his wife, Nicole Kidman. The celebrity couple surprised the public with the announcement of their split after almost two decades of marriage. Despite having been a prominent duo in the entertainment industry for years, reports indicate that they have been living separately for the past three months due to a cooling off of their relationship. Nicole, aged 58, reportedly filed for divorce recently, despite being seen wearing her wedding ring not long before.
There are speculations that Keith, aged 57, initiated the separation and has since moved out of their Nashville residence, with the divorce being described as inevitable. Interestingly, Keith had honored Nicole with several tattoos, one of which referenced her character in the 2024 film “Babygirl.” The film portrayed Nicole as a high-powered CEO named Romy, who takes a risky path by engaging in a romantic affair with a much younger intern.
One of Keith’s tattoos on his neck bears the name “Babygirl,” a term which holds special meaning between the couple. Additionally, he has inked Nicole’s name on his right bicep, accompanied by a design featuring a heart and Celtic knots. Keith’s displays of affection extend to having “Mary” on his right fingers, which is Nicole’s middle name, and her initials “NMK” tattooed elsewhere on his body.
Although Nicole initiated the divorce process, sources reveal that she had made significant efforts to salvage their marriage until recently. Unfortunately, it seems that Keith had already made up his mind about the separation. Following the legal agreement, Nicole will have custody of their daughters for 306 days a year, leaving Keith with only 59 days. The couple shares two daughters, Sunday and Faith, aged 17 and 15 respectively.
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