The post-divorce narrative for Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban is proving to be anything but acrimonious, especially concerning their two teenage daughters.
While court documents laid out a detailed custody schedule, sources close to the couple confirm that the reality for Sunday Rose (17) and Faith Margaret (14) is far more flexible.
They are "free to spend as much time with Keith as they want."
Despite Kidman, 58, being named the "primary residential parent" after filing for divorce in September, insiders insist that the former couple is focused solely on ensuring the emotional well-being of their children during this major life transition.
The strict legal terms in the agreement—which grant Kidman 306 days with the girls and Urban 59 days—are reportedly more like a flexible guideline, not a rigid prison sentence.
The legal separation came after 19 years of marriage and included highly specific stipulations: Urban was set to have the girls every other weekend, alternate holidays, and even specific years for spring break.
However, a source speaking exclusively to People emphasized that there is "no drama" when it comes to the custody arrangement, allowing the teenagers to maintain a natural bond with their father.
The daughters are currently residing with Kidman at the family's home in Nashville.
The divorce agreement mandates that both Kidman and Urban will "encourage each child to continue to love the other parent" and be comfortable in both families.
A rule they appear to be taking to heart by giving the girls agency over their schedule.
The level of detail in the divorce documents highlights the meticulous planning that went into this separation. The former couple, whose incomes both reportedly exceed $100,000 per month, waived alimony for each other.
Furthermore, the document reveals that Keith Urban has prepaid all necessary child support obligations, covering everything from the nanny and private school expenses to extracurriculars until each of Kidman's daughters graduates high school.
This arrangement ensures that neither parent has to deal with ongoing financial disputes, allowing them to focus entirely on maintaining a peaceful environment.
The priority for the Hollywood star-country musician co-parenting is clearly ensuring stability, demonstrating a united front for their children, and proving that a detailed legal separation can still lead to an amicable co-parenting relationship.
This video breaks down the details of the highly specific custody agreement and financial arrangements made by the former couple.