Keith Urban Embraces Single Life Following Split from Nicole Kidman

In the aftermath of her separation from Keith Urban, Nicole Kidman is receiving considerable support from her family and friends. Meanwhile, Urban appears to be embracing the single life.

Reports from Woman’s Day suggest that the country music star has adopted a more solitary lifestyle in Nashville, focusing on his bachelorhood when he’s not with his daughters, Sunday Rose, 17, and Faith Margaret, 15.

According to the publication, Keith has chosen to distance himself from people associated with his past relationship with Nicole.

“He’s now living a life that’s been completely purged of everyone tied to his previous life,” an insider revealed.

Their divorce, which was finalized in January, granted Nicole primary custody of their children.

Under the parenting plan, Nicole will spend 306 days a year with her daughters, while Keith will have 59 days.

As family and friends rally around Nicole Kidman in the wake of her split from Keith Urban , it seems that the country star is leaning into the bachelor life 

The last time Keith was seen publicly with his daughters was back in December 2024. 

The family had returned to Australia for Christmas to reunite with Nicole’s extended family following her mother Janelle’s tragic death in September that year. 

Meanwhile, Keith’s last official public outing with his daughters came  579 days ago.

Keith and Nicole were joined by Faith Margaret and Sunday Rose as they cheered on 14-year-old Aussie skateboarder Chloe Covell at the Paris Olympics in July 2024.

Just a month after his divorce from Nicole was finalised, Keith revealed another surprising split, this time with his long-time manager Gary Borman.

The manager, who had also worked with the likes of The Bee Gees and James Taylor, announced his retirement last week, putting an end to his and Urban’s 25-year working relationship.

‘I’m so grateful to Gary (and my entire Borman Nashville family) for the most incredible and successful time together,’ Keith told Page Six in a statement.

‘It was extraordinary – what we were able to accomplish together – and I’ll forever be grateful for the creative and collaborative spirit we were all a part of for so long.

According to Woman’s Day, Keith is now living a ‘solitary’ bachelor life in Nashville when he is not spending time with his children – Sunday Rose , 17, and Faith Margaret, 15 

Keith’s last official public outing with his daughters was 579 days ago. Keith and Nicole were joined by Faith Margaret and Sunday Rose as they cheered on 14-year-old Aussie skateboarder Chloe Covell at the Paris Olympics in July 2024

‘I wish Gary and everyone at Borman Entertainment the very best journey ahead and look forward to what the future holds for all of us,’ he added. 

Keith has since signed on with Crush Music, which counts the likes of Green Day and Miley Cyrus in its stable, and sources claim it’s part of a ‘reset’ for the country star.

An insider told Woman’s Day that Keith was keen to make a fresh start in the wake of his divorce, and news of Gary’s retirement came at the perfect time.

‘The hardest part for Keith is his loyalty to Gary,’ the source claimed.

‘Keith’s desperate to move on and that wasn’t going to happen with the same team that worked so closely with Nicole’s.’

Meanwhile, Nicole recently gave Keith a tantalising glimpse of what he’s missing with a racy Valentine’s Day photo.

‘Happy Galentines,’ she wrote over a picture of herself sitting in bed wearing pink striped pyjama tops without the bottoms, the duvet draped over her lap. 

 Her signature golden locks cascaded over her shoulders and her luminous complexion was brought out with makeup including a slick of scarlet lipstick. 

Just a month after his divorce from Nicole was finalised, Keith revealed another surprising split, this time with his long-time manager Gary Borman 

Nicole closed her eyes and smiled downward for the picture, in which she was lit by the sunshine streaming through the window.

‘Galentine’s Day’ was popularised in 2010 by a Parks and Recreation episode of the same name, in which the Amy Poehler character Leslie Knope throws a bash for her female friends on the eve of Valentine’s Day.