Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban enter settlement agreement in divorce

Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban have entered a settlement agreement in their divorce; the parenting plan gives Kidman 306 days a year with their two children and both parties agreed to waive child and spousal support.

Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban have reached a settlement in their divorce, about three months after Kidman filed to end their 19-year marriage. Kidman filed for divorce on September 30, citing irreconcilable differences. A hearing was held today, and court documents show Kidman waived her right to appear. The filings report agreed terms on custody, finances and the division of property. Key points: - The settlement was filed about three months after Kidman’s September 30 divorce petition, which cited irreconcilable differences. - The parenting plan allocates 306 days per year with Kidman and 59 days per year with Urban for their children, Sunday Rose (17) and Faith (14). - Both parties agreed to waive child support and spousal support, as stated in the court documents. - Each parent will be responsible for their own legal fees, and any remaining court costs are to be split equally. - The decree states property (furniture, vehicles, accounts, investments and personal items) will be divided to the mutual satisfaction of both parties, with each keeping what they already possess, and that the parties do not wish to proceed with formal discovery. - The filing says the divorce is essentially complete pending the formal signing of the final judgment. Summary: The settlement formalizes custody arrangements and financial waivers reported in the court documents and records an agreed division of property and costs. The divorce is described as essentially complete pending the formal signing of the final judgment, and representatives had not provided comment in the reporting.