Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban divorce: What does their co-parenting plan mean for their daughters?

Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban have ended their 19 years of marriage and have agreed on a plan to coparent their daughters who are in their teens now.As per USA Today, the couple's divorce was finalized on January 6.Kidman and Urban are parents to 17-year-old Sunday Rose and 15-year-old Faith Margaret as per the report they will spend 306 days of the year with their mother and every other weekend with their father. "Urban and Kidman will be jointly responsible for making major decisions about their daughters while they are minors; Sunday Rose turns 18 on July 7," the report added. The couple has also agreed to annual plans on how their daughters will spend the holidays.Nicole Kidman's motherhood journeyNicole Kidman’s motherhood journey has been anything but simple and that’s exactly what makes it so relatable. Behind the red carpets and awards, her path to becoming a mother included loss, longing, learning, and a lot of quiet strength.Nicole became a mother for the first time through adoption during her marriage to Tom Cruise. She adopted two children, Isabella and Connor, at a time when she had openly shared she was also dealing with fertility struggles. Those early years shaped her deeply, even though she has largely kept that part of her life private, choosing to protect her children from the public eye.Later, when she married Keith Urban, motherhood returned to her in a different way. She welcomed two daughters, Sunday Rose and Faith Margaret. Sunday was born naturally, while Faith was born via surrogacy.What stands out about Nicole as a mother is how grounded she tries to keep things. Despite her global fame, she’s spoken about doing school runs, worrying like any other parent, and trying to be present, even when work pulls her in different directions.