Keith Urban is believed to have moved on from his divorce already, leaving his ex-wife, Nicole Kidman feeling “humiliated.” However, those who are casting an eye towards guitarist Maggie Baugh won’t be able to keep doing so, as the country star isn’t having her return to his ongoing tour.
Urban and Kidman shockingly announced their split in September after 19 years of marriage, and speculation has been rampant ever since about what led to the demise of their relationship.
Fans have been trying to figure out what went wrong, as it’s been reported the two were simply “living separate lives,” but many have pointed fingers at rumors Urban has a new romantic interest.
This includes allegations he grew close to Baugh, a guitarist who has occasionally performed with him on stage.
However, fans hoping to see if they can detect chemistry onstage between the pair will be left disappointed, as she is not expected to be with Urban in the foreseeable future, as he continues his “High and Alive” tour.
According to TMZ, Baugh isn’t expected to be brought back into the fold, but it isn’t due to the rumors of an alleged romance with Urban, as she is simply just meant to fill in and is not an actual member of the tour band.
Baugh filled in when Urban’s primary player, Natalie Stovall, was unable to perform in Chicago, and played a private show in Las Vegas with him, but there aren’t further plans for her to appear on the tour.
Though Stovall could take more time away with her other band, Runaway June, Urban allegedly has others he can call upon and plans to.
The news that she isn’t expected to be back on the tour comes after suspicion was cast on Baugh over news that Urban was possibly seeing another woman after his split from Kidman.
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Rumors flew that Baugh was the woman in mind, after she posted a video from a show they did just days before the split was announced, where he changed a lyric from his song The Fighter–about his ex-wife–to reference his guitarist instead.
“When they’re tryna get to you, baby I’ll be the fighter,” was notably changed to “When they’re tryna get to you, Maggie, I’ll be your guitar player.”
Baugh then stayed silent on social media before returning to promote her own album, and a specific track, titled The Devil Win.
Urban is said to have had nothing to do with the album however, nor did he hear it.
‘ The preceding article may include information circulated by third parties ’
‘ Some details of this article were extracted from the following source www.the-express.com ’
