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Heartbreak doesn’t feel so good <\/a>in a place like this. Longtime Hollywood power couple Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban have gone their separate ways, according to several reports.<\/p>\n The Oscar-winning actor and the country music star separated and have been living “apart since the beginning of the summer,” TMZ<\/a> reported Monday. People<\/a> also confirmed the stars’ split, with a source saying that that Kidman “has been fighting to save the marriage.”<\/p>\n Representatives for Kidman, 58, and Urban, 57, did not respond immediately Monday to requests for comment.<\/p>\n Beloved AMC Theatres spokesperson<\/a> Kidman and Grammy winner Urban tied the knot<\/a> in June 2006 and share two teenage daughters who have been under the actor’s care “since Keith has been gone,” TMZ reported. The “Blue Ain’t Your Color” musician has been on the road for his High and Alive world tour,<\/a> which launched in May. After the American leg of the tour concludes in Nashville in October, he will bring his music overseas beginning March 2026.<\/p>\n Read more:<\/b> Nicole Kidman says being Mrs. Tom Cruise shielded her from sexual harassment<\/a><\/p>\n Kidman celebrated 19 years of marriage to Urban on social media in June<\/a>, sharing a black-and-white photo of them backstage. “Happy Anniversary Baby,” she captioned the tender Instagram photo. Urban, who did not post an anniversary photo to the grid, has mainly used his Instagram<\/a> to promote his musical endeavors in recent months. In May, he shared photos<\/a> of him and Kidman celebrating his win at the American Country Music Awards.<\/p>\n The Australian stars married in an intimate ceremony in Sydney. Kidman was previously married<\/a> to “Mission: Impossible” action star Tom Cruise from 1990 to 2001. Kidman is Urban’s first wife.<\/p>\n It’s currently unclear whether the spouses will file for divorce.<\/p>\n Get notified when the biggest stories in Hollywood, culture and entertainment go live. Sign up for L.A. Times entertainment alerts. <\/a><\/p>\n This story originally appeared in Los Angeles Times<\/a>.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n