Keith Urban considers tell-all memoir following split from Nicole Kidman

The country music veteran Keith Urban is reportedly considering authoring a candid memoir to address the circumstances surrounding his high-profile split from Nicole Kidman.

Following the finalisation of their divorce in January 2026, insiders suggest that Urban, 58, feels increasingly marginalised by the public narrative.

According to reports from Radar Online, the musician was "taken aback" by a recent interview given by Kidman, in which she appeared to omit any mention of their eighteen-year marriage, focusing instead on her personal growth.

Sources close to the "Blue Ain't Your Color" singer claim that while he has "taken the high road" regarding their separation, the actress's recent public stance feels like a deliberate attempt to "erase him."

The insider noted that Urban had originally hoped for a "conscious-uncoupling" approach, but alleged that once he expressed his unhappiness in the marriage, "a gate slammed shut."

This perceived coldness has reportedly left the singer feeling that he has little to lose by sharing his side of the story to correct ongoing misconceptions.

The split marks the end of one of Hollywood's most enduring partnerships, with the pair having wed in 2006. Despite the "shock" of the separation, Urban had allegedly hoped for an amicable transition for the sake of their family.

However, the source added that he currently feels "punished" by the silence and the circulation of narratives that cast him in an unfavourable light.

While no official publication date has been set, the potential tell-all would likely provide a detailed account of their nearly two decades together. Urban is said to be weighing his options as he navigates this new chapter.