Nicole Kidman’s daughter Sunday Rose snubs dad Keith Urban on Instagram

Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban’s oldest daughter, Sunday Rose, has silently shed light on some family dynamics.

The 17-year-old — who has been finding her feet in the world of modelling, landing Elle magazine covers and walking for Dior — has unfollowed her father on Instagram following her parents’ divorce.
While it could be a classic case of teenagers not wanting their parents to spy on them (hey, we’ve all been there), a quick sleuth shows that Sunday follows her mother.

Despite the digital snub, the Grammy winner still follows his daughter.

Currently, Nicole and Keith follow each other on the platform, too, suggesting that the former couple could still be on good terms.

This isn’t the first time Sunday has seemingly ignored her father since the divorce, though.

Keith was reportedly left ‘heartbroken’ and ‘numb’ when Sunday failed to mention him in her aforementioned Elle Australia cover.

During the interview, the teen credited her mother as being her ‘biggest inspiration’ and a ‘key part’ of her life.

Sunday said: ‘My mum is someone who has always been so creative and my biggest inspiration in life.

She is a key part of everything I do.’
Following its publication, a source told New Idea that Keith was reportedly ‘stumped’ by the omission.
The insider said: ‘Keith doesn’t know what to say, but he’s trying to put on a brave front.

He knows he has to be patient; however, this latest snub — so publicly, there in black and white — has stumped him.

It’s like he doesn’t exist.’
This social media saga comes seven months after Nicole and Keith announced their shock divorce, citing ‘irreconcilable differences.’
In September 2025, the former A-list couple went their separate ways after 18 years of marriage and 20 years together.

Nicole was also thought to be taking care of their daughters and ‘holding the family together’ through the ‘difficult time.’
In the weeks after the split announcement, divorce papers revealed surprising child custody arrangements.

Keith’s time with his daughters was written as 10am on Saturdays until 6pm on Sundays every other weekend, while Nicole received ‘primary residential parent.’
Special occasions were divided between the pair, with Nicole getting Sunday and Faith on Mother’s Day and over Easter.

Keith will have them for Father’s Day and during Thanksgiving.