Caught in the crossfire
It has been a turbulent few months for the Kidman-Urban household, and now sources close to the family say that the toll on 15-year-old Faith Margaret is becoming impossible to ignore. Since Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban confirmed the end of their 19-year marriage in September 2025, their youngest daughter has reportedly been left heartbroken — torn between loyalty to both parents and desperate for the conflict to stop.
Sunday's social media move sparks family row
Tensions came to a head last month when Faith's older sister Sunday Rose, who turns 18 later this year, made headlines after unfollowing her father on Instagram — a move she later reversed. The very public gesture reportedly did not go down well with Faith at all.
'Faith was always a bit of a daddy's girl and she's missing him being in her world 24/7. She doesn't like all this conflict and feeling like she has to take sides. She was furious that Sunday would take such a public step.'
According to Woman's Day insiders, Faith is acutely aware of Keith's emotional state and worries he lacks the support network that Nicole has around her. 'Poor Faith is confused by how two people can go from being loving and supportive for years to where things are now,' a source adds. 'She knows her mum needs her right now, but she's also worried about her dad.'
Keith focuses on self-improvement ahead of tour
Meanwhile, 58-year-old Keith Urban is said to be channelling his energy into looking after himself as he prepares for an upcoming tour. Sources claim the country music star has been indulging in spa treatments, massages and skin-tightening procedures. 'He just dropped a small fortune to get ready for his tour and all the promo,' an insider reveals.
Sunday steps out in Sydney
Despite the family drama unfolding behind closed doors, Sunday Rose has been making her own mark on the social scene. The teenager recently attended the Sydney launch of Miu Miu Beauty's new fragrance Miutine, cutting a confident figure at the glitzy event and gushing about her love of the city she still clearly considers home. 'It is definitely my second home,' she told onlookers. 'I just think seeing everybody I know when I come and knowing everywhere and going back to my favourite restaurants — everything is really fun about coming back here all of the time.'
