Last year, Urban performed at the Washington Fair State and the country star shared a video of himself with his band covering Taylor Swift’s song, “Lover.” The singer wrote the caption, “Every now and then you hear a song that you love and wish you’d written,” which Swift reposted with the response, “MY HEART EXPLODED INTO CONFETTI HEARTS THANK YOU.”
A week later, Woman’s Day concocted the narrative that Kidman wanted Swift to stay away from Urban. An alleged insider told the magazine, “Everyone is talking about how much Taylor looks like Nicole in her youth and it’s freaking Nic out.
The dubious insider added Kidman started questioning the idea of Urban and Swift working together, which the publication contended didn’t sit well with the actress. “What if Taylor and Keith start making music together and he falls for her? What if they connect over more than music?” continued the unnamed tipster.
The so-called source further contended, Kidman thought the singer’s “outpouring of thanks to Keith was a little over the top,” and now she’s “ready to tell her to back away.”
The tabloid was trying to create drama from a simple scenario. There was never anything more than admiration and respect going on between Swift and Urban, who have worked together in the past.
Plus, Swift was, and still is, in a relationship with Joe Alwyn, and we highly doubted Swift had eyes for anyone else. Moreover, this wasn’t the first time Woman’s Day asserted Urban and Kidman were having marital problems.