On the local time of June 25th, on her 18th wedding anniversary, the renowned actress Nicole Kidman shared romantic photos with her husband Keith Urban. Despite the passage of 18 years, Kidman still finds true love in Urban, and the two continue to exude a romantic aura.
In June 25, 2006, Australian country singer Keith Urban married Nicole Kidman in a Gothic chapel within St. Patrick’s College in Manly Beach, Sydney, Australia. The couple now has two daughters, 15-year-old Sunday Rose Kidman Urban and 13-year-old Faith Margaret Kidman Urban.
Kidman, who is 57 years old, shared a photo on Instagram of herself lying barefoot on a seaside stone wall in a colorful jumpsuit (link). Her 57-year-old husband Urban sat on the coastal stone wall playing the guitar and singing to her. Kidman captioned the photo with “Forever” and added a happy anniversary tag. Against the backdrop of the vast ocean, Kidman looked relaxed, and the scene was filled with a romantic atmosphere.
Many fans and some celebrity friends congratulated the couple. 55-year-old British actress Naomi Watts commented, “This looks like true love, so beautiful.” Rita Wilson, Tom Hanks’s wife, left a message saying, “I love you both, happy anniversary to the lovebirds.”
Kidman was previously married to Tom Cruise from 1990 to 2001 and adopted their daughter Isabella (31 years old) and son Connor (29 years old).
In early 2005, Kidman met musician Urban. On Kidman’s 38th birthday, Urban stood with gardenias at her doorstep in New York in the early morning and quickly won her heart.
In April this year, Kidman publicly expressed her love for her husband to People magazine, saying, “I am so lucky, I have Keith, he is my true love, I love deeply.” In 2019, she shared, “It was my (38th) birthday, 5 o’clock in the morning, he stood with gardenias at my New York doorstep, and at that moment I thought: I hope to marry this man.”
Kidman said, “I believe he is my true love. Maybe because I am romantic, maybe because I am an actress, maybe because I have a strong faith, but I just believe: oh, well, he is here.”