Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban are splitting up, and so is their more than $300 million fortune.
Together, the soon-to-be-separated couple has a net worth of $325 million and a portfolio of 11 properties worth $56 million spanning the U.S., Australia, and elsewhere, according to The Economic Times.
The breakup took Kidman by surprise, with her estranged husband already moving on with a younger woman in the music industry. The reason cited for their divorce is irreconcilable differences, according to The Daily Mail.
Kidman’s net worth is estimated at $250 million. She was named the eighth highest-paid actress of 2024, earning $31 million, while Urban is worth $75 million, according to Daily Mail.
The nearly 20-year relationship might be ending, but the two stars have agreed to waive any child support payments.
Documents from the divorce proceedings show a “Child Support Worksheet,” listing both parents’ monthly income at $100,000, according to E! News.
They have prioritized a parenting plan for their daughters, Sunday Rose and Faith Margaret, in which Kidman is the “primary residential parent,” with the girls spending 306 days a year with her and 59 days with Urban, essentially meaning he sees them every other weekend, E! News reported.
Kidman is currently working on upcoming films, including “Practical Magic 2,” while Urban continues his High and Alive world tour.
According to The Economic Times, the 11 properties, valued collectively at $56 million, include their Nashville mansion, a 10,925-square-foot estate on a two-acre plot with a pool, tennis courts, and a home theater, purchased for $3.47 million but now valued at $9 million; their Beverly Hills home, with five bedrooms, four bathrooms, and canyon views, purchased for about $5 million and now valued at $9 million; and their Sydney Harbour penthouse, two combined units in the Latitude building with views of the Sydney Harbour Bridge and Opera House, valued at about $27 million.
The couple also owns the Southern Highlands Bunya Hill Estate in New South Wales, a 45-hectare country retreat with a Georgian mansion, Black Angus cattle, and alpacas purchased for $6.5 million, as well as a New York City duplex valued at about $10 million and an Australian farm property worth approximately $4 million.
