Nicole Kidman Leans On Keith Urban Amid ‘Trying Times;’ Refuses To Let Rumors Get In Between Their Marriage

Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban's marriage has been the subject of divorce rumors these past few months, but the couple continues to buck the naysayers by still going strong.

Just last month, Woman's Day ran an article claiming that Keith Urban was flirting with an unnamed blonde.

"There seemed to be chemistry between them," the alleged source told the tabloid. "He had a real swagger about him. Not surprising since there was such a beautiful woman in his company."

But Nicole Kidman continues to stay by her husband, Keith Urban, and the couple was snapped while exiting Noel Coward theatre where she's performing as Rosalind Franklin for "Photograph 51." The "American Idol" alum has been showing up to support his wife anytime he can.

And Closer Weekly said that the cheating rumors are not the only thing that puts a strain on their marriage.

"She's faced recent tabloid reports linking Keith to music ingenue Kelsea Ballerini, 22, and braved hurtful comments made about her by Isabella Cruise, 22, her estranged daughter with ex-husband Tom Cruise, 53," it said.

Nicole Kidman, meanwhile, continues to lean on Keith Urban for support.

"Nicole is very sad about Isabella, but hopes that they will come together one day," the alleged source told Closer Weekly. "And she trusts Keith and feels like they can get through anything."

Previously, Keith Urban dished the secret on a successful marriage to Nicole Kidman.

"It's our priority, you know?" the country singer told Entertainment Weekly. "It's what we love to do more than anything in the world."

Nicole Kidman, for her part, credit Keith Urban for being the supportive husband.

"I have an incredible husband who is so willing to get on planes and fly places, even if it's for a night," she told People. "I had an opening of the play [Photograph 51] three nights ago, and he's in the middle of a tour in the States. I said, 'It's too much for you to have to fly all the way back, don't worry,' and he said, 'I'm flying.'