Nicole Kidman celebrated 17 blessed years with Keith Urban, the man who gave her “miracle” children

Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban celebrated their 17th wedding anniversary, marking a remarkable journey that brought her the gift of motherhood after earlier struggles during her marriage to Tom Cruise. Kidman’s marriage to Cruise was high-profile, but she’s remained discreet about its details. They first met on the set of “Days of Thunder” while Cruise was still married to Mimi Rogers, marrying the same year. Kidman, 23 at the time, was swept off her feet, consumed by love and her desire to have a child.

Off-screen, they faced fertility challenges. Kidman, longing for motherhood, lost pregnancies. They chose adoption and welcomed Bella in 1992 and Connor in 1995. In 2001, her career soared with “Moulin Rouge” and an Oscar win for “The Hours” in 2002. However, her agents warned that marrying Cruise would end her career, and they were right. Her divorce in 2001 marked a turning point.

At the 2005 G’Day LA event, Kidman met Keith Urban, and their quiet romance blossomed. They announced their engagement at the 2006 Grammys and wed that same year. Urban, who went to rehab after their wedding, found support in Kidman, strengthening their bond. Their love thrived, even as doctors told them pregnancy was unlikely.

In 2006, they celebrated their second wedding anniversary with the “miracle” birth of Sunday Rose. Faith Margaret followed in 2008 via a gestational carrier. On their 17th anniversary, Kidman shared an Instagram photo, earning praise from fans who adore their love. Their journey, marked by love, healing, and family, is a testament to their enduring bond.

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