Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban return to Sydney to celebrate Christmas
Australian power couple Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban have arrived in Sydney to celebrate the festive season after a busy and emotional 2024.
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Australian power couple Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban have arrived in Sydney to celebrate the festive season after a busy and emotional 2024.
The award-winning actress and country music superstar arrived at Sydney airport on Saturday morning, holding hands and accompanied by their two daughters, Sunday and Faith.
This Christmas will mark Kidman’s first without her mother Janelle, who died earlier this year at the age of 84.
Kidman and Urban, who have been married for 18 years, were all smiles and wearing sunglasses as they walked through the Qantas International Terminal, fresh off their flight from the US, where they reside in the country music heartland of Nashville, Tennessee.
The loved-up couple are set to celebrate Christmas and New Years Eve in Sydney with family and friends.
Kidman and Urban own a lavish estate in the Southern Highlands, as well as a penthouse on Sydney Harbour in Milsons Point.
Kidman is taking a much-needed break after promoting her latest starring film Babygirl, for which she received her 17th Golden Globe nomination for Best Performance by a Female Actor in a Motion Picture – Drama.
Urban is also taking some much-needed downtime after a busy year.
He recently released new studio album High, and will kick off a multi-country tour in February, before returning to Australia in August.
The four-time Grammy winner will play three shows in NSW, across Sydney and Newcastle.
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