When a high-profile marriage ends, the ripple effects on the family can be profound—and Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban’s teenage daughter, Sunday Rose, is no exception. Following the very public announcement of her parents' split, Sunday has been turning to her close-knit family circle for comfort and support during this challenging time. Currently in Paris, the 17-year-old model recently shared a heartfelt moment with her cousin Lucia Hawley, daughter of Nicole’s sister Antonia, who has also been a pillar of support for the actress amid the divorce proceedings.
Sunday and Lucia were spotted looking effortlessly stylish in matching tailored blazers and pants, capturing a cozy selfie on a stairway before heading out together. This image adds to a series of posts where Sunday has been seen leaning on her loved ones. Just prior to this, she shared a striking black-and-white photo featuring herself alongside her friend Matilde. Sunday’s look was the epitome of casual chic—an oversized knitted jumper paired with flared black trousers and shiny patent leather loafers. She completed the ensemble with a sleek leather handbag slung over her shoulder and a pair of trendy sunglasses that hid her eyes, adding an air of mystery. Meanwhile, Matilde complemented the vibe with a tartan mini skirt and a long-sleeve mesh top, showcasing their shared fashion-forward sensibility.
But here’s where it gets even more interesting: Sunday recently made waves on the fashion scene by walking the runway for Dior’s spring/summer 2025 collection on October 1. The young model wore a sophisticated gray cotton blouse with pleats that echoed the style of a classic black tie shirt, paired with billowing black trousers featuring unique pleats, and finished off with black and white loafers. This was part of Johnathan Anderson’s highly anticipated debut at the iconic fashion house, marking a significant milestone in Sunday’s burgeoning modeling career.
The backdrop to all this is the revelation in September that Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban, after 19 years of marriage, have decided to part ways due to "irreconcilable differences." The couple, who married in June 2006, are now navigating the complexities of divorce while prioritizing the well-being of their two daughters, Sunday Rose and Faith Margaret. Despite the split, both parents are committed to co-parenting their children thoughtfully and respectfully.
Court documents signed by Nicole on September 6 provide a clear outline of their parenting arrangement. Nicole will serve as the "primary residential parent," caring for the girls 306 days a year, while Keith will have custody for 59 days annually. Specifically, Keith’s time with the girls is scheduled from 10 a.m. on Saturdays to 6 p.m. on Sundays every other weekend. This structured plan aims to maintain stability and consistency for the children despite the family’s new dynamics.
Holiday time will be shared between the parents, with Nicole having the girls on Mother’s Day and Easter, and Keith spending time with them on Father’s Day and Thanksgiving. Interestingly, neither parent will be required to pay child support, as the documents state that Keith has "already prepaid all child support obligations." This arrangement might raise eyebrows—does it reflect a modern approach to co-parenting among wealthy celebrities, or could it spark debate about fairness and financial responsibility?
The agreement also emphasizes the importance of mutual respect and cooperation, stating, "The mother and father will behave with each other and each child so as to provide a loving, stable, consistent and nurturing relationship with the child even though they are divorced." This commitment to putting the children’s emotional needs first is heartening, but it also invites us to consider: How realistic is it for divorced parents to maintain such harmony? And what challenges might Sunday and her sister face growing up in the public eye amid these changes?
What do you think about this co-parenting setup? Is it a model for others to follow, or does it gloss over the complexities of divorce? Share your thoughts below—do you agree with how Nicole and Keith are handling this, or do you see potential pitfalls? The conversation is open, and your perspective matters.
