Another day, another Nicole Kidman, Keith Urban story that deserves to be thrown in the trash. It seems like the tabloid media is no longer able to come up with anything more original than the two going through some difficulties with their marriage. Nothing makes this more obvious than the recent one about the couple supposedly faking a happy married life.
As Gossip Cop reports, OK! just published another fake article about a fake topic that contains almost fake caricatures of the characters it is trying to portray. The Nicole Kidman, Keith Urban pair in its pages are simply not the same people as those who exist in the real world. This is why its latest story about their troubled marriage simply can’t be taken seriously.
The publication puts a lot of the burden of the claim that the Nicole Kidman, Keith Urban relationship is in big trouble on an unnamed and untraceable source. This supposed tipster is then set up as the one making all of the ridiculous allegations about the couple. Considering that the source if most likely made up, this does not exonerate the magazine from all responsibilities.
“They’re not getting along at all and have even been sleeping in separate bedrooms and spending little if any couple time together,” the supposed source reportedly said. “They feel the need to act like they’re so in love for the cameras and pretend everything’s fine. It’s like their image matters more than actually fixing the problems in their marriage.”
For anyone who is still in doubt as to whether or not the Nicole Kidman, Keith Urban marriage is just fine, it’s worth pointing out that the source of this story is known for posting lies and misinformation. What’s more, a representative for the couple has already addressed the matter and confirms that it is hot garbage. End of story.


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