Stories about couples having children are often regarded as a cause for celebration, but when they are fake reports that were produced for the sake of clicks, it can be difficult to view them with appreciation. This is currently the situation surrounding the Nicole Kidman, Keith Urban couple thanks to a recent story about how the two are having another baby.
This new Nicole Kidman, Keith Urban farce is courtesy of Star, which is already a sign that there is a very low chance of this particular report being true. The publication is often regarded as a major source of fake reports, which is something that Gossip Cop readily points out. As for what the tabloid magazine actually wrote on the matter, it cited a supposed insider with knowledge of the pregnancy.
The alleged tipster guessed that the new Nicole Kidman, Keith Urban pregnancy is courtesy of IVF, citing the actress’ age as a reason for why they might not be able to do so naturally. However, it’s worth pointing out that anyone who has knowledge of the pregnancy would likely already know this for a fact instead of guessing.
“It would be just like Nicole to try yet another option as a way to grow her family. At her age, IVF would make sense as opposed to trying naturally,” the supposed insider reportedly said.
This is complete nonsense, of course, since the Nicole Kidman, Keith Urban had already explained many times in the past that they have no plans to have another baby. The actress even said that they are already content with the children that they already have right now. Representatives of the couple have also already said that the story was not true.
“It’s far better to be completely in love and satiated with what you’ve been given,” the ‘Days of Thunder’ star recently said.


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