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Nicole Kidman’s Daughter Sends Brutal Message to Her Dad Keith Urban

Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban’s eldest daughter made a telling move on social media.

Country music singer Keith Urban’s 17-year-old daughter, Sunday Rose, has unfollowed him on Instagram amid fallout over her dad’s divorce from her mom, Nicole Kidman.

Urban and Kidman, both 58, split last year after a 19-year marriage. They share two children, Faith Margaret, 15, and Sunday Rose, who has cut ties with Urban on social media. This comes after reporting that both teenagers were refusing to meet their father’s reported new girlfriend, 26-year-old Karley Scott Collins, who opened for the singer on his 2025 tour.

A source told the Daily Mail that Sunday Rose’s decision to ice Urban out is rooted in loyalty to Kidman, the Australian actress known for starring roles in Big Little Lies and Moulin Rouge! Another source told the tabloid that Urban is “trying to balance his own life with his daughters’ needs.”

Urban is reportedly in Nashville working on a new album. The announcement that Urban and Kidman were splitting came as a shock to many who had seen their relationship as particularly durable. Kidman was married to Tom Cruise from 1990 until 2001, with the couple adopting two children, Isabella, now 33, and Connor, 31.

Last month, Sunday Rose spoke glowingly about her mother while snubbing her father during an interview with Elle Australia.

“My mum is someone who has always been so creative and my biggest inspiration in life,” Sunday Rose said, adding, “She is a key part of everything I do.”

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As news of the power couple’s split became public, Urban was plagued by rumors that he was dating his 25-year-old tour guitarist, Maggie Baugh. The speculation began when he seemed to gesture lovingly towards Baugh on stage while singing altered lyrics to a song he had written for Kidman.

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Donovan LynchBreaking News Intern

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