Back to business.
Nicole Kidman made her first public appearance following her split from Keith Urban.
The “Practical Magic” star stepped out to attend amFAR’s auction in Dallas on Saturday, where she presented her “Lioness” collaborator Taylor Sheridan with an award.
At one point, Kidman shared a message about uplifting our communities and elevating “our common humanity.”
“I think what Taylor recognizes, as we all do, is that we are all more alike than we are different, and that we are better when we look out for each other, and that of course is why we’re here tonight,” she said in her brief address, according to video shared by People.
“What better way to support, to elevate our common humanity than to help fund bold and innovative research,” she added.
News surfaced last week that Kidman, 58, and Urban, 57, had split after 19 years of marriage.
“Sometimes relationships just run their course,” an insider told Page Six, adding that the “Perfect Couple” star “did not want the separation and was trying to save things.”
Multiple sources told TMZ that the estranged pair had been living apart “since the beginning of summer.”
Kidman filed for divorce from the country music crooner the following day, citing “irreconcilable differences” as the reason for their split amid reports that Urban had started seeing a new woman.
An insider close to the “Big Little Lies” actress told TMZ that “all the signs point to the fact that Keith is with another woman.”
However, it remains unclear when he struck up the alleged romance.
“Let’s just say Nicole doesn’t dispute that, but she’s still shocked over it.” Another source added, saying the rumors are “all over Nashville.”
Kidman reportedly was saddened by the collapse of her marriage, but is “moving on” and focused on caring for her children, a source exclusively told us on Thursday.
In her Tuesday filing, she asked that the court appoint her as the primary residential parent for their two minor kids: Sunday Rose, 17, and Faith Margaret, 14.
Kidman submitted documents regarding the former couple’s marital dissolution agreement, which “makes adequate and sufficient provisions for the parties’ assets and debts,” and a parenting plan, which details their parenting schedules and who will be entitled to make decisions on behalf of their daughters.
