Nicole Kidman growing close to Australian actor after Keith Urban divorce: report
Nicole Kidman has her heart wide open.
After the actress was spotted holding hands with her “Scarpetta” co-star Simon Baker at the red carpet premiere in New York City on March 3, they were seen cozying up to one another at the afterparty, according to the Sun.
A source further said, “Nicole and Simon’s closeness is definitely the talk of the town right now. They’re incredible together on screen and when you see them together in real life, that chemistry clearly wasn’t faked.”
However, a source close to the pair tells Page Six, “This is absolutely false. They’ve known each other for years and are good friends. That is it.”
Reps for Kidman and Baker didn’t immediately respond to Page Six’s requests for comment.
In the Prime thriller, Kidman, 58, stars as forensic pathologist, Dr. Kay Scarpetta, while Baker, 56, plays her husband, Benton Wesley.
Off screen, the Oscar winner is the godmother to Baker’s son with his ex-wife, Rebecca Rigg.
The pair was married from 1998 to 2020.
For her part, Kidman tied the knot with Tom Cruise in 1990 before splitting in 2001.
The exes share kids Bella, 33, and Connor, 31.
The “Eyes Wide Shut” star found love again with country star Keith Urban, whom she married in 2006.
The duo are parents to daughters Sunday, 17, and daughter Faith, 15.
However, Kidman filed for divorce from Urban, 58, after 19 years of marriage, in September.
“Sometimes relationships just run their course,” a source told us at the time, adding that Kidman “did not want the separation and was trying to save things.”
The two had reportedly been living apart since the beginning of summer 2025.
Following their breakup, the “You Look Good in My Shirt” artist was rumored to be romantically involved with his guitarist, Maggie Baugh. However, Baugh’s friend shut down the speculation.
Kidman and Urban’s divorce was finalized in January.
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