After nearly two decades together, Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban’s marriage has come to an emotional end — a separation that has left fans stunned and heartbroken. In a recent interview, Kidman finally broke her silence, revealing the painful truth behind their split and the challenges that quietly tested their love over the years.

“Love Was Never the Problem”

Speaking candidly, Nicole shared that the decision to divorce wasn’t made out of anger or loss of affection.

“We loved each other deeply,” she said. “But sometimes, love isn’t enough when trust and peace start to fade.”

Sources close to the couple revealed that the pair had faced years of emotional distance brought on by conflicting schedules, long separations, and growing differences in how they approached family life.

The Struggles Behind the Glamour

While their public image often appeared picture-perfect, Nicole admitted there were darker moments hidden from the spotlight. Keith’s ongoing battles with personal issues — including past addiction struggles and emotional outbursts during stressful times — reportedly created tension in their marriage.

“I tried to hold on and help him through everything,” Nicole confessed. “But over time, it took a toll on both of us.”

Friends of the actress described her as “exhausted but at peace,” explaining that she had reached a point where continuing to fight for the relationship was no longer healthy.

Choosing Peace Over Pain

Despite the heartbreak, Nicole’s tone remained compassionate. She emphasized that she harbors no resentment toward Keith and will always respect the years they spent together.

“I’ll never regret loving him,” she said softly. “He was my home for a long time. But sometimes, you have to choose peace — even if it breaks your heart.”

The couple, who share two daughters — Sunday Rose and Faith Margaret — are said to be committed to co-parenting and maintaining stability for their family despite the separation.

A New Chapter Begins

Nicole Kidman, now focusing on new film projects and her production company, said she’s entering this next chapter with gratitude and strength.

“I’ve learned that healing doesn’t mean forgetting. It means forgiving yourself for staying too long and being brave enough to leave.”

As for Keith Urban, he has remained quiet publicly, though recent performances of his hit “The Fighter” have taken on a noticeably somber tone — a reflection, perhaps, of a love story that, while beautiful, could not last forever.