Nicole Kidman discusses emotional impact of divorce in British Vogue interview
The actress said she felt fearful and vulnerable after her divorce from Keith Urban and is focusing on a feelings-first approach as she moves forward.
Nicole Kidman told British Vogue that the year following her divorce from Keith Urban has been challenging and that she does not know what the future holds. The actress filed for divorce in Nashville last September after 19 years of marriage; the divorce was finalized in January, with joint custody of their daughters Sunday Rose, 18, and Faith, 15, and no spousal support or court appearances required.
Kidman said she is adopting a “feelings first” mindset for her upcoming music projects, emphasizing intuition over analysis. She explained that while she can still think things through, she prefers not to be ruled by her head and wants to stay open to love and new possibilities.
When asked about the uncertainty of her post-divorce life, she acknowledged a period of fear and vulnerability, adding that she chose to move forward with hope rather than retreat.
Kidman and Urban, both Australian, met in Los Angeles in 2005 and married in Sydney in 2006. The split marks Kidman's second marriage after her 1990-2001 union with Tom Cruise. She has been seen with private-equity investor Michael Reinstein in Italy, though she has not confirmed the nature of their relationship. The full interview appears in the September issue of British Vogue, available digitally and in print from August 20.