😱 MEGYN KELLY’S BOMBSHELL: ‘Keith Urban was USING Nicole Kidman all along!’ 💔 The fiery host breaks her silence on the shocking divorce, claiming the country star exploited her fame and fortune to climb the charts—while Nic played savior through his addictions. What dirty secrets did he hide? This brutal takedown exposes the fairy tale’s ugly truth! 👉 Click to watch the full fiery rant.
In a blistering takedown that’s ignited fresh flames in the already scorching divorce saga of Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban, conservative firebrand Megyn Kelly has shattered her silence, accusing the country star of exploiting his Oscar-winning wife’s fame, fortune, and unwavering support to fuel his career—while leaving her to clean up the wreckage of his personal demons. “Keith was using her, plain and simple,” Kelly declared on her SiriusXM podcast “The Megyn Kelly Show” this week, her voice dripping with disdain as she dissected the couple’s 19-year marriage that imploded last month. “Nicole poured her heart, her money, her Hollywood glow into saving him from the gutter, and what did he do? Rode her coattails to Grammy gold, then bailed when the spotlight shifted.” The comments, delivered in a no-holds-barred segment that’s racked up over 2 million YouTube views in 48 hours, come amid escalating drama in the split, with sources claiming Urban has “already moved on” to a younger flame, turning what was once a model union into a tabloid bloodbath.
Kelly, 54, a former Fox News anchor turned independent media powerhouse, has long been a vocal critic of Hollywood’s power imbalances, and her intervention here feels personal. A onetime Nashville neighbor to the couple during Urban’s early U.S. breakthrough, Kelly recounted “whispers in Music Row bars” about Urban’s reliance on Kidman’s $250 million empire to bankroll his sobriety and stardom. “We all suspected it back then—Keith was a talented mess, but Nicole? She was the rocket fuel,” Kelly said, referencing the actress’s 2006 intervention that hauled Urban into rehab just four months after their Sydney wedding. “She saved his life, his career, and he repaid her by playing the devoted hubby while jetting off on tours that kept him conveniently absent.” Fans on X are divided, with #KellyVsUrban trending at 1.5 million posts, some hailing her as a “truth-teller” and others slamming her as a “gossip-monger meddling in private pain.”
The Kidman-Urban fairy tale, once the envy of Tinseltown, began as a trans-Pacific whirlwind in 2005. Kidman, reeling from her 11-year marriage to Tom Cruise and the shadows of Scientology, crossed paths with Urban at a G’Day LA event. The Aussie-born actress, 38 at the time, found solace in the Kiwi-raised crooner’s down-home charm and shared Commonwealth roots. “It was instant—two lost souls finding home,” Kidman gushed in a 2010 Oprah sit-down, after their lavish Cardinal ceremony officiated by Hugh Jackman. But paradise cracked early. Urban’s cocaine and booze battles—flaring since his teens in a rigid Queensland upbringing—exploded post-honeymoon, landing him in Betty Ford by October 2006. Kidman, who’d adopted Isabella and Connor with Cruise, staged the tough-love save, flying him cross-country and footing the bills. “She said, ‘Fight for us, or lose us,'” Urban later confessed on The Zane Lowe Show, crediting her with his sobriety milestone.
For 19 years, they sold the dream. Two daughters followed—Sunday Rose, 17, via surrogate in 2008, and Faith Margaret, 14, in 2010—completing a blended brood with Cruise’s kids in their 40-acre Nashville haven, complete with horse stables and a home studio where Urban penned hits like “Thank You,” an overt tribute to Kidman’s grace. Joint red-carpet struts at the Golden Globes and ACM Awards painted them as unbreakable, with Urban’s four Grammys and Kidman’s Emmys for Big Little Lies and The Undoing amplifying the power-couple aura. “Keith’s my harbor,” Kidman told Tatler in 2024, amid her sizzling roles in Babygirl and A Family Affair that sparked Urban’s infamous July radio hang-up over sex-scene probes. Yet Kelly paints a darker canvas: “Nicole bankrolled his comebacks, his Vegas residencies, his whole Nashville glow-up. He was using her star power to eclipse his scandals.”
The unraveling hit warp speed this summer. Kidman filed on September 30 in Davidson County, citing irreconcilable differences and claiming primary custody, with Urban snagging holidays like even-year Christmases and Father’s Days. No alimony, no shared assets—their points from credit cards, hotels, and airlines split like deck chairs on the Titanic—but the venom? Palpable. Sources tell People the divorce is “turning dramatic,” with Urban “making questionable choices” and cozying up to a “younger woman” in Nashville circles, possibly a bandmate who’s long orbited his tours. Kidman, “surprisingly level-headed” per insiders, feels “betrayed,” especially after Urban’s abrupt Hershey concert cancellation amid the fallout. Her cryptic August Vogue musings on “life’s unexpected turns” now read like premonitions, published post-filing but pre-public blast.
Kelly’s rant, clocking in at 15 minutes of unfiltered fury, doesn’t mince on the gender dynamics. “This is classic Hollywood— the woman props up the man, absorbs the hits, and gets discarded when she’s ‘past her prime’ at 58,” she fumed, drawing parallels to Kidman’s Cruise era. “Keith’s sobriety? Nicole’s gift. His hits? Her network’s boost. Now he’s out playing the victim? Please.” The podcast clip, shared widely on X, has drawn fire from Urban’s camp, with a rep calling it “vicious speculation from a has-been hack.” But Kelly doubled down: “I’ve seen enough celebrity facades crumble. Nicole deserved a partner, not a parasite.”
The backlash is bipartisan. Reese Witherspoon, Kidman’s Big Little Lies ally, posted a veiled “sister strength” nod on X, while Urban’s Rolling Stone profile—pushing his 12th album—has been scrubbed of marriage praise amid the storm. On X, the discourse rages: @CountryTruthX’s thread—”Kelly’s right: Urban leeched off Nic’s empire”—snags 2.1 million views, countered by @UrbanFanClub’s “Leave Keith alone; addiction’s hell.” Legal eagles predict a swift settlement—Kidman’s net worth dwarfs Urban’s $50 million—but the custody carve-out hints at deeper rifts, with Sunday eyeing fashion in L.A. and Faith rooted in Sydney schooling.
Urban’s history adds layers to Kelly’s scalpel. From a 1998 DUI bust to ’90s rehabs, his demons were public before Kidman. Post-2006, he channeled them into anthems like “The Fighter” and “Gemini,” but therapy disclosures in 2023 hinted at “lingering shame” eroding trust. Kidman, the eternal fixer, funneled resources into his recovery—private shrinks, a healing studio—while jetting for Lion and Aquaman triumphs. “She mothered him through hell,” a source sighed to Daily Mail. “Who mothered her?”
Kelly’s not alone in the chorus. Daily Mail pals whisper Urban’s “out to embarrass” Kidman, with Nashville rumors of a “total 180” from the devoted dad they knew. Kidman’s post-split slate sparkles—Practical Magic 2 with Sandra Bullock, a Witherspoon collab—while Urban hunkers in a solo Nashville pad, prepping tours sans the “Where’s Nic?” chants. Her six-word Cruise clapback—”Wasn’t a 10-year hiatus”—has gone viral anew, a reminder of her resilience.
As the dust settles—or swirls—Kelly’s words echo Hollywood’s harsh arithmetic: Marriages aren’t Grammys; they’re gambles. Urban’s “smithereens” confession from 2024 now rings prophetic, but Kelly insists the real shatterer was exploitation, not just addiction. “Nicole’s no victim—she’s a phoenix,” Kelly concluded. “Keith? He’s just another verse in her comeback song.” With assets cleaved and hearts scarred, the Urban-Kidman coda proves fairy tales end not with “happily ever after,” but with a journalist’s unsparing mic drop. Nashville weeps; Hollywood watches.