Nicole Kidman Files for $325 Million Divorce from Keith Urban, Shocking Cocaine Clause Revealed
In a stunning turn of events, Oscar-winning actress Nicole Kidman has officially filed for divorce from country music superstar Keith Urban, igniting a high-stakes battle over a staggering $325 million fortune. The split, marked by an outrageous prenup that insiders have dubbed the “cocaine clause,” is set to send shockwaves through Hollywood.
After 18 years of what many considered a fairy tale marriage, the couple’s relationship has unraveled, reportedly due to infidelity and underlying issues stemming from Urban’s past struggles with addiction. Just months after their 2006 wedding, Urban checked into rehab for alcohol and cocaine addiction, leading to the controversial clause in their prenup: if he ever relapsed, Kidman could walk away with everything.
As the divorce proceedings commence, the couple’s extensive property portfolio—valued at over $56 million—adds another layer of complexity. With 11 luxury homes across three continents, including a $6.5 million Manhattan apartment and a Nashville estate worth nearly $9 million, both parties are poised for a fierce fight over these assets.
Custody of their two daughters, Sunday and Faith, complicates matters further. Kidman, who previously lost custody of her adopted children after her marriage to Tom Cruise, is determined to secure primary custody this time around. Legal experts warn that custody arrangements could significantly influence financial outcomes in the divorce.
As details continue to emerge, the implications of this divorce extend beyond personal heartbreak. With Kidman’s fortune largely protected and Urban’s future earnings still on the table, the financial stakes are astronomical. This case serves as a stark reminder of the intricate dance between love, loyalty, and power in the celebrity realm.
Stay tuned as this story develops, revealing just how far the battle lines will be drawn in what could become one of the most expensive divorces in Hollywood history.
