Between his high-profile divorce from Nicole Kidman and a recent bout of laryngitis that forced a show cancellation in Greenville, North Carolina, Keith Urban is managing to keep his sense of humor.
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During his Nashville performance on Oct. 17 as part of the "High and Alive World Tour," Urban noticed a fan with an unusual sign.
It read, "WILL YOU TELL MY FAM I'M PREGNANT?"
Keith Urban Asked the Fan for Her Name
As Urban knelt down to approach the concertgoer, he asked her name. She replied that he wouldn't like it.
Urban responded, "I'm not going to like your name?"
The fan answered, "It's Nicole."
The crowd erupted in laughter. Pretending to be shocked, Urban acted as if he might faint. Then, getting up, he said, "Did you say Nicole Richie?... You have a twin."
Urban Signed A Onesie
Urban then briefly explained to the crowd who the other Nicole Richie was. (She's the daughter of Lionel Richie and the co-star of the reality show The Simple Life, by the way)
"So, Nicole, you want me to tell your family?" he continued. "Where is your family, by the way?"
Richie shared that her sister Rachel was at the show. She and her partner had made their way to Nashville after his show in Greenville was canceled.
Urban made his way into the crowd and shared with them that Richie's baby was due on May 3. He also signed a grey onesie that read "Smallest Keith Urban Fan." He congratulated the couple and returned to the stage to finish his nearly three-hour set.
You can see a clip of the exchange below.
Urban Didn't Mention His Divorce
As we mentioned above, Urban and Kidman are divorcing after 19 years of marriage. The couple met at the G'day USA gala in Los Angeles back in 2005. A year later, they were married in Sydney, Australia.
Kidman shares two children from her previous marriage with actor Tom Cruise. She and Urban have two daughters: Sydney Rose, 17, and Faith Margaret, 14.
It's been reported that Kidman is moving on, with a source saying that she "isn't someone who dwells on regrets — she believes everything happens for a reason."
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