Country superstar Keith Urban announces his upcoming 'High and Alive' world tour, promising an unforgettable live experience. However, the extensive touring schedule will see him separated from his wife Nicole Kidman and their daughters as the family navigates the grieving process following Kidman's mother's death.
Keith Urban has announced his 'High and Alive' world tour, which will see him spending extended periods away from his wife, Nicole Kidman , and their teenage daughters. The tour, kicking off in May, includes performances across Canada, the United States, and Australia. Urban shared the news on social media, emphasizing the joy he finds in performing live and connecting with fans. He promises a night filled with hits, new songs, and plenty of guitar.
However, this busy schedule means Urban will be away from Kidman and their daughters, Sunday Rose, 16, and Faith Margaret, 13, at a time when the family is still grieving the recent loss of Kidman's mother. Kidman herself has been focused on her work, resuming her promotional activities for her new film 'Babygirl' and Netflix series 'The Perfect Couple' after a brief hiatus following her mother's passing. The actress has also been open about the impact of her parents' deaths, stating that she channels her grief into her work.
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