Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban were one of Hollywood's biggest power couples before their recent separation. Urban and Kidman met in 2005 and tied the knot the following year. The pair expanded their family with daughter Sunday Rose in 2008 followed by daughter Faith Margaret in 2010. (Kidman is also mother to daughter Isabella and son Connor, whom she adopted with ex-husband Tom Cruise.) "I wish I could have met him much earlier and had way more children with him. But I didn't," Kidman said of her relationship with Urban in a July 2015 interview with Vogue. "If I could have had two more children with him, that would have been just glorious. But as Keith says, 'The wanting mind, Nicole. Shut it down.'" Throughout their marriage, Kidman and Urban were by each other's sides throughout their successes. However, things changed in September 2025, when Us Weekly confirmed that Urban and Kidman had separated after 19 years of marriage. That same month, Kidman filed for divorce and cited "irreconcilable differences" as the reason for the split. Keep scrolling for a complete breakdown on the pair's respective empires and careers amid their divorce: How Keith Urban Built His Music Empire Keith Urban Terry Wyatt/WireImage) Urban got his start in Australia's country music scene before he moved to Nashville in 1992. He was the frontman of the band The Ranch, which dropped its first and sole album in 1997. Two years later, the country singer went solo with his debut self-titled album. As a solo artist, Urban found success right away as he won the Top New Male Vocalist Award at the 2001 Academy of Country Music Awards and the 2001 Country Music Association's Horizon Award. In 2002, Urban followed up with his album, Golden Road, which included his first number-one song, "Somebody Like You." Golden Road went certified triple platinum and also included the track "You'll Think of Me," which earned Urban his first Grammy Award for Best Male Country Vocal Performance. Urban continued to release more albums and earned three more Grammys. He's recorded 13 studio albums. In 2012, Urban was indicted as a member of the Grand Ole Opry. Keith Urban's Most Recent Projects On top of dropping music, Urban has also dabbled in the music competition show area. He was a coach on the Australian version of The Voice and a judge on American Idol for three seasons. Urban was also featured in the 2020 documentary Slim and I, to discuss how Slim Dusty and Joy McKean inspired him. In 2023, Urban had a Las Vegas residency at the Fontainebleau. The following year, Urban released new music and his album High. Urban kicked off 2025 with his High and Alive World Tour. Ahead of hitting the road, Urban opened up about how he and Kidman didn't have strict rules about how long they can be away for work, but noted that he does make time to prioritize his family. "I don't want to be away from my family for too long, so I don't need a rule. I'm really lucky that I get to tour the way I do, which is kind of three shows in a row, and then three to four days off. Then three shows in a row," he told Yahoo Entertainment in May 2025. "It's pretty rare to even be gone for two weeks. It's fortuitous where Nashville is [located] in that it's a fairly decent flying time to a lot of places." How Nicole Kidman Built Her Empire Nicole Kidman Travis P. Ball/SXSW Conference & Festivals via Getty Images In 1983, Kidman started acting as a teen in Australia, but briefly paused her career at the time after her mom was diagnosed with breast cancer. Four years later, she returned and snagged a role in the 1987 miniseries Vietnam. As she continued to work, Kidman earned international attention following her role in the 1989 thriller Dead Calm. One year later, she starred in Days of Thunder alongside Cruise, which was a breakout role. Kidman landed several projects which earned her critical acclaim, including Billy Bathgate, To Die For and more. She also starred in beloved films like Practical Magic, Batman Forever and more. In 2001, Kidman starred in Baz Luhrmann's musical Moulin Rouge!, opposite Ewan McGregor. The role not only earned her a Golden Globe award but also earned her first Academy Award nomination. The following year, Kidman won her first Oscar for The Hours. She was the first Australian actress to win the award. Kidman got her first Emmy nomination in 2012 for her role in the HBO film Hemingway & Gellhorn. Five years later, the actress returned to TV to star in and produce Big Little Lies. Kidman won two Emmys for her acting and as a producer on the project. Nicole Kidman's Most Recent Projects Kidman has not slowed down in her career. In 2021, she portrayed iconic actress-comedian Lucille Ball in Being the Ricardos, which was directed by Aaron Sorkin. The role not only earned her another Golden Globe but also her fifth Oscar nomination. That same year, Kidman also starred in her iconic AMC Theaters commercial titled "We Make Movies Better." Two years later, Kidman st