Keith Urban Drained Amid Fears He ‘Made Mistake’ Leaving Nicole Kidman

Keith Urban appeared exhausted upon arriving in Los Angeles amid the emotional and financial strain of his divorce from Nicole Kidman, which followed 19 years of marriage.

Now, sources claimed the country music star is questioning the split from the Hollywood movie star and taking high-paying private gigs to cover expenses.

Nicole Kidman, who filed for divorce in September, is reportedly focused on her daughters and work.

According to photos obtained by the Daily Mail, Urban looked noticeably drained as he landed in Los Angeles earlier this week, captured mid-yawn while making his way across the tarmac.

The 58-year-old country star has been navigating a difficult chapter following Nicole Kidman’s decision to file for divorce two months ago, ending their 19-year marriage.

Dressed casually in sweatpants, sneakers, and a graphic T-shirt under a denim jacket, the “Blue Ain’t Your Color” hitmaker kept his hands in his pockets as he walked with his small team.

With sunglasses shielding his eyes and a white trucker cap pulled low, he appeared worn out after extensive travel and the recent conclusion of his High and Alive World Tour, which ran from May through October.

Urban’s appearance comes amid reports that the emotional impact of the split is catching up with him.

Sources told Woman’s Day that he has been questioning whether parting ways was a mistake, especially as he adjusts to life without the woman he once called his soulmate.

Their first Thanksgiving apart reportedly hit him hard. “He’s exhausted, isolated, and looking at a future he never imagined,” an insider said.

“He’s also lost his best friend, Nicole, who was his greatest supporter in life. He’s wondering if he’s made a huge mistake,” they added.

Financial pressures tied to the divorce have reportedly pushed Urban to take on high-paying private gigs, including a recent performance for associates of Donald Trump.

As one insider put it, “He’s got to pay the bills – and divorce lawyers don’t come cheap.”

Kidman, 57, on the other hand, had reportedly been preparing herself for months for the public reaction to their separation.

She filed for divorce on September 30, a day after it was revealed that the couple had split.

“She’s been stressed because she knew the separation would eventually become public, and she was dreading it,” a source told People. “But she’s surprisingly level-headed and calm. Now that it’s out, she’s focused on what’s ahead and her girls.”

Kidman has requested primary residential custody of their children as the pair begin navigating life post-marriage.

Meanwhile, Kidman marked her first Thanksgiving since her split from Urban by joining her family for a festive Turkey Trot.

The “Practical Magic” star, 58, shared a photo to her Instagram Stories on Friday, expressing her gratitude with a simple caption: “So thankful xx.”

In the picture, the “Baby Girl” actress is seen surrounded by her close-knit group, including her sister Antonia Kidman, brother-in-law Craig Marran, and her daughters, Urban, Sunday, 17, and Faith, 14.

Her older children, Bella, 32, and Connor, 30, whom she shares with ex-husband Tom Cruise, did not appear to be part of the outing.

The family wore matching turkey-themed shirts from the “Boulevard Bolt 2025” race, pairing them with their athletic gear as they enjoyed the holiday run together.

Before Thanksgiving, Kidman’s last major public appearance came on November 4, when she attended Sabrina Carpenter’s Nashville concert and unexpectedly became part of the show.

During her performance of “Juno,” the 26-year-old pop star jokingly “arrested” the Oscar-winning actress with her trademark pink fuzzy handcuffs.

“We come to this arena for magic, right?” Carpenter teased, referencing Kidman’s iconic AMC Theatres commercial, as the crowd erupted in cheers. Spotting Kidman in the audience, Carpenter laughed, “Oh my goodness. I expected to find love tonight, but not my soulmate.”

Following her playful onstage ritual, Carpenter asked Kidman her name and where she was from. When Kidman replied, Carpenter quipped, “But you live in Nashville, so if things work out between us, then I guess I’m moving to Nashville.”

Carpenter kept the banter going, joking, “You’re so Babygirl, I don’t know what to do,” nodding to Kidman’s 2024 film “Babygirl.”

She then asked if the actress would be her “‘Juno’ girl” for the night, handed her the pink handcuffs, and dedicated the performance of her “Short n’ Sweet track “Juno” to her.