Nicole Kidman is “devastated” by her split from husband Keith Urban after 19 years of marriage, a source told Page Six.

The 58-year-old Oscar winner — who we can confirm filed for divorce from Urban, 57, in Nashville, TN. Tuesday, citing “irreconcilable differences” — tried her best to save the union and protect her family.

“She feels betrayed,” the source told Page Six of the marriage ending. “She feels really upset.”

Kidman shares two teenage daughters with the country music star: Sunday Rose, 17, and Faith Margaret, 14.

And even though she is an award-winning actress, her family has remained her priority, the source told us, pointing out that Kidman had been the epitome of a supportive wife.

She went to the opening night of Urban’s High and Alive World Tour on May 22, 2025, at The Wharf Amphitheater in Orange Beach, Alabama.

She also joined her husband at the ACM awards in May in Frisco, Texas, where they held hands and posed together on the red carpet.

“So much fun with my Triple Crown winner!!” she posted after Urban won the honor by scooping the rare feat of three major ACM awards: Top New Male Vocalist (2001), Male Vocalist of the Year (2005, 2006), and Entertainer of the Year (2019).

Kidman, who was also left reeling by the loss of her beloved mom Janelle Kidman in September 2024, worked to bring production to Nashville so that she could stay close to home.

As a producer on her new Amazon Prime show, “Scarpetta,” based on the Patricia Cornwell novels, Kidman asked that shooting could be in her home state.

Her latest thriller movie, “Holland,” was also filmed in Nashville.

“Nicole is a homebody and just wants to be home with her family,” said the same source.

Urban, meanwhile, has been on tour most of the year to promote his album, ‘High’, which is his lowest performing album in 25 years — only debuting at number 38 in the Billboard 200 chart in October. Forbes reported that he hasn’t seen any of his efforts stall lower than No. 38 in more than two decades,

He also fired his band of 25 years back in January. The group included three longtime members: bass player Jerry Flowers, keyboard player Nathan Barlowe and drummer Terence F. Clark. Fan were upset by the veterans’ departure.

“Nicole’s been holding the family down and looking after the girls and trying to make it work,” said the source, “She as always been there for Keith.”

Urban, however, was not there for her “Babygirl” promo tour last year, nor did he join his wife when she was honored in January at the Palm Springs film awards with the International Star Award. Jamie Lee Curtis, with whom she co-produces and stars in “Scarpetta,” presented the award to her.

“Love is the center of my life,” said Kidman at the ceremony.

Urban also failed to join his wife at Venice Film Festival last year and although he joined her at the Golden Globes in January, when she was nominated for “Babygirl”, he didn’t walk the red carpet with her.

Kidman, who recently wrapped filming on the heavily anticipated “Practical Magic 2” with Sandra Bullock in London, posted “summer memories” on Instagram in August, sharing photos of time spent with her daughters and family. Urban, meanwhile, has been on tour, with his next stop scheduled for Thursday in Hershey, Pa.

“Nicole is this incredible person and family matters most to her, for anyone to suggest otherwise is not true,” said the source.

We have reached out to reps for Kidman and Urban.