Hold onto your hats, because the latest buzz surrounding Keith Urban is nothing short of jaw-dropping. Just months after his divorce from Nicole Kidman, the country star has reportedly moved in with a singer 32 years his junior—and it’s sparking a family feud. But here’s where it gets controversial: could this new relationship be the reason his daughters, Sunday, 17, and Faith, 15, are seemingly siding with their mom? Let’s dive in.
As of January 18, 2026, whispers in the entertainment world suggest Keith Urban has not only finalized his divorce from Kidman but has also taken a major step with his rumored girlfriend, Karley Scott Collins. While the timeline raises eyebrows, sources insist there’s no evidence of an affair—just a serious new chapter. Still, the age gap and the speed of this relationship have left many scratching their heads, especially when it comes to his daughters’ reactions.
And this is the part most people miss: Urban’s daughters have been notably vocal in their support for Kidman throughout the divorce, leading some to speculate that their dad’s new romance is the tipping point. A source told DailyMail, ‘Teen girls love their dads, so there’s a reason they’re making it three against one.’ Could this be a classic case of loyalty or a deeper rift? It’s a question that’s dividing opinions.
Page Six broke the story, pointing out that Collins, 26, has been in Urban’s orbit for a while—she’s an actress, singer, and even opened for him on tour after they met in 2024. Her debut album, Flight Risk, dropped in September 2025, just as rumors of their connection began swirling. But is this a genuine romance or a rebound that’s complicating family dynamics?
Here’s the kicker: This isn’t the first time Urban’s love life has made headlines post-divorce. In late 2025, false rumors linked him to singer Maggie Baugh, but it was Collins who emerged as the potential new partner after their ‘giggly’ interactions were spotted. Is it fair to judge a relationship based on age or timing, or should we give them the benefit of the doubt?
Before you go, consider this: How would you navigate a similar situation in your family? Is love ever ‘too soon’ after a breakup, or is it nobody’s business but your own? Let us know in the comments—this is one conversation that’s bound to get heated.
