Keith Urban ‘stayed silent’ on Nicole Kidman split

Keith Urban is said to have saved tight-lipped about his private struggles for months as he filmed a model new TV present, The Road.

The nation music star and Nicole Kidman despatched shockwaves by Hollywood once they revealed their separation last month after 19 years of marriage. The Oscar-winning star Nicole petitioned for divorce, stating the marriage had “suffered irreconcilable differences.”

The pair, who wed in Sydney in 2006 following their first encounter at a Los Angeles gathering in 2005, are dad and mom to 2 daughters, aged 17 and 14.

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Word of their breakup shocked the leisure business as the energy couple had been often considered one among the most stable partnerships in present enterprise. However, it seems the divorce also caught Keith’s co-stars off guard, with whom he labored alongside from February to April this 12 months.

Keith and Nicole had already separated and had been residing individually before their breakup turned public information. This 12 months, the performer participated in the new CBS collection The Road, which chronicles 12 nation music artists touring across Texas, Oklahoma, and Tennessee, experiences the Mirror.

Singer-songwriter Billie Jo Jones has now revealed she was utterly unaware of what Keith was experiencing during their collaborative interval. She revealed to the Daily Mail, “You wouldn’t even know that he was going through anything because he definitely pushed personal stuff aside and was business professional the entire time, which is what a true artist should be and should be doing.”

During the opening episode of the collection, Keith mirrored on life touring away from Nicole and their two youngsters.

He confessed, “It’s a calling, and you’re going to do it or you’re not going to make it. When you wake up on a tour bus at 3.30 in the morning and you’re sick as a dog, you’re in the middle of nowhere, and you’ve got to play your fifth show later that night.

“And you have not slept, and also you miss your pals, and also you’re lacking your loved ones, and also you’re utterly lonely and depressing and sick – and also you say to your self, ‘Why am I doing this? The only reply could be: Because this is what I’m born to do.”

Keith has persisted with touring despite news of his separation from Nicole as he continues his High and Alive World Tour.

Earlier this month, he returned to the stage for the first time since the divorce announcement, performing at the Giant Centre in Hershey, Pennsylvania.

Nevertheless, he made a striking adjustment to his setlist when he performed The Fighter, a 2016 hit which he had previously described as being written for Nicole.

Keith had consistently performed the song during previous tours, with the lyrics featuring, “When they’re tryna get to you, child I’ll be the fighter,” which supporters had long connected to his Oscar-winning wife.

A viral clip revealed the performer altering the lyrics of The Fighter to incorporate his fiddle player Maggie Baugh’s name, crooning, “Maggie, I’ll be your fighter.”

Maggie, who performs as part of his touring ensemble, reshared the footage with the caption, “Did he just say that?”