The Mystery Woman Reportedly At The Center Of Keith Urban’s Marriage Split

The country music world has been rocked by shocking claims that Keith Urban may already have moved on from his marriage to Nicole Kidman.

Just days after the "Nine Perfect Strangers" actress filed for divorce, rumors are swirling about a younger woman at the center of the split, and insiders say Nashville is buzzing with speculation.

Although neither Urban nor the alleged girlfriend has confirmed the whispers, the gossip has only gotten worse, especially after a surprising onstage moment.

When news broke that Kidman had filed for divorce, citing irreconcilable differences, the shock was immediate.

Sources said she was caught off guard when her estranged husband reportedly became unhappy in the marriage, but her swift filing the next day hinted that there might be more to the story.

Soon, insiders began talking about an "other woman." As one source told the Daily Mail, "The rumor is that he's with a younger woman in the business. It's all everyone is talking about."

Now in Nashville, where Urban and Kidman have lived for nearly two decades, the whispers have focused on rising country star and 25-year-old singer and guitarist Maggie Baugh.

Multiple insiders say the buzz around Keith Urban and Maggie Baugh is "the gossip all over town."

Even Baugh's own father, Chuck, didn't fully deny the speculation when contacted.

"I don't know anything about it, other than she's a guitar player for him," he told the Daily Mail.

While insisting it seemed "more of a musician thing than a dating thing," he admitted he hadn't "heard one way or the other."

Meanwhile, Baugh, who has been performing alongside the Grammy Award winner on his High and Alive World Tour, is no stranger to the spotlight.

Dubbed one of country music's rising stars by Spotify and Apple Music, she has over 370,000 followers on TikTok and has built a strong fanbase with her violin and guitar skills.

For those wondering how Baugh entered Urban's circle, the timeline is clear.

Earlier this year, he invited her to perform with him at the CMT Music Awards.

Later, she joined him on appearances for late-night shows like "Jimmy Fallon" and "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" When his world tour kicked off in May, she became part of his band.

While some insist their relationship is strictly professional, others point to their undeniable stage chemistry.

"That's the gossip all over town, that Keith and Maggie have had a thing for a few months," one insider revealed. "It's like one big high school with rumors and innuendo, but also a lot of people know a lot of things. It is 100 percent credible that they'd be together."

The speculation intensified when a video surfaced of Keith Urban and Maggie Baugh performing his hit song "The Fighter," originally written for Nicole Kidman.

In the clip, Urban appeared to change the lyrics. Instead of singing, "When they're tryna get to you, baby I'll be the fighter," he switched it up to, "When they're tryna get to you, Maggie I'll be your guitar player."

Baugh posted the video herself on Instagram, just 48 hours before news of Urban's separation broke.

For many fans, the moment felt like more than just a playful performance.

One Nashville radio professional said bluntly, "I know Keith. I know his mannerisms. Even if I didn't know what I know, I'd be like, 'There's something going on here.'"

While the "Somebody Like You" singer has yet to address the rumors, his personal life is clearly in transition.

Reports say he has already moved out of the $4 million farm he once shared with Kidman and their daughters, Sunday Rose and Faith Margaret.

Sources claim he has even purchased his own home nearby in Nashville.

Meanwhile, the "Babygirl" star has been seen leaning on her family, especially her sister Antonia.

The Hollywood icon was recently photographed hiking near her home, visibly emotional but supported.

It is clear that while Urban continues touring, with shows lined up across the U.S. this month, Kidman is focusing on her daughters and family life.