A quiet but noticeable social media move from Keith Urban and Nicole Kidman’s daughter Sunday Rose Kidman Urban has sparked renewed speculation about the family following the former couple’s reported split.
The 17-year-old briefly unfollowed her father on Instagram, a subtle change that quickly caught the attention of fans closely watching developments after the pair announced their separation in September. However, just hours later, Sunday had reversed course and was once again following Keith as of April 28. Keith also continues to follow his eldest daughter.
The reported breakup brought an end to Nicole and Keith’s 19-year marriage, long considered one of the entertainment world’s strongest relationships. While reports claim legal matters have largely been settled privately, insiders suggest the emotional impact is still unfolding within the family.
Sources have alleged that Keith’s relationship with Sunday and her younger sister Faith Margaret Kidman Urban, 15, has faced challenges since the separation, with both teenagers said to have grown especially close to their mother in recent months.
Further attention followed claims that the four-time Grammy winner had moved on with rising country singer Karley Scott Collins, 26. Their rumored romance drew headlines because of their age gap and because Karley had supported Keith on his 2025 High and Alive World Tour after collaborating with him on the 2024 duet Write One.
Karley later dismissed reports that the relationship had become serious or that they were already living together. Responding online, she called the claims “ridiculous” and denied them outright.
Meanwhile, Nicole recently spoke warmly about family life during a live appearance at HISTORYTalks in Philadelphia alongside former Today host Hoda Kotb. The actress shared that she encourages a daily two-minute hug rule with her daughters, saying it helps create closeness and emotional well-being. She also described Sunday and Faith as extraordinary young women and said they remain very close, talking openly about everything.
