Nicole Kidman Is ‘Grateful for Family’ After Keith Urban Divorce: ‘I’m Always Moving Towards What’s Good’

Mar 11, 2026 8:28am PT Nicole Kidman Is ‘Grateful for Family’ After Keith Urban Divorce: ‘I’m Always Moving Towards What’s Good’ By Matt Donnelly Plus Icon Matt Donnelly Senior Film Writer @MattDonnelly Latest Under Nicole Kidman’s Spell: The Icon on Her Buzziest Oscar Moments, Life After Divorce and Insisting ‘Practical Magic 2’ Hire a Female Director 28 minutes ago Kathleen Kennedy on Lucasfilm Handoff, AI Boundaries and the One Power Grogu Won’t Have in New ‘Mandalorian’ Movie 3 days ago Netflix Out as Investor in Meghan Markle Brand As Ever 5 days ago See All Nicole Kidman got honest about her turbulent 2025, when the prolific actress grabbed global headlines by filing for divorce from country star Keith Urban after a 19-year marriage. In a roving cover story with Variety , the Oscar legend admitted that the deeply personal issue forced her into a kind of retreat. “Last year, I was quiet. I had other things going on. I was in my shell,” said the star of “Scarpetta” which releases Wednesday on Prime Video. Documents were filed in late September last year. The couple shares two daughters, 17-year-old Sunday and 15-year-old faith. Kidman said her priority is keeping her family unit together, as all parties move toward positivity. Popular on Variety “I’m always going to be moving toward what’s good. What I’m grateful for is my family and keeping them as is and moving forward. That’s that. Everything else I don’t discuss out of respect,” she said. “I’m staying in a place of, “We are a family,” and that’s what we’ll continue to be. My beautiful girls, my darlings, who are suddenly women.” More to come … Jump to Comments More from Variety David Ellison to Attend Donald Trump’s State of the Union Address After Paramount Ups Warner Bros. Bid ‘Gina Lollobrigida: Diva Contesa,’ HBO Max Italy Docuseries on Battle Over Iconic Actress’ Fortune, Sets April Release Date Warner Bros. Discovery Declares New Paramount Bid a ‘Superior Proposal’; Netflix Has Four Business Days to Ma...