Nicole Kidman Refuses to ‘Badmouth’ Keith Urban — Sources

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Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban’s divorce reports have still been the topic of interest. Recently, a source shed light on how bot parties have been dealing with the aftermath, respectively. Reportedly, the 58-year-old actor refused to “badmouth” the country singer and put all her focus on her and her kids’ well-being. She seemed to have been prioritizing her daughters’ “healing” process rather than talking ill of her estranged husband.

Nicole Kidman is more focused on creating stability in her and her kids’ lives, says source

Nicole Kidman’s daughters, Sunday Rose and Faith Margaret, have seemingly been the only priority for the Hollywood bombshell at the moment. Despite going through a heartbreak, she has reportedly been focused on taking care of her family. A source told Rob Shuter that the “Babygirl” star would rather spend time with her kids than badmouthing Keith Urban.

“She’s turning their home into a sanctuary,” they added. Reportedly, Kidman has been giving weightage to “healing,” including “yoga, journaling, family dinners.” Meanwhile, a music insider claimed that the 58-year-old guitarist has been “heartbroken.”

“He knows he’s losing more than a marriage — he’s losing time with his girls,” they stated. According to another source, the Oscar winner has been supporting her daughters “emotionally and physically.” This seemed to have put a distance between the children and their father.

Although the estranged couple has not yet publicly addressed their split, several reports and sources confirmed their marriage troubles. Earlier, it was reported that Urban seemed to have “changed” and allegedly wanted to “publicly embarrass and hurt” his ex-wife. 

“This is a total 180 from the Keith I know. It seems like a switch has gone off in his head to awaken this vitriol he appears to have for her,” an insider claimed. Meanwhile, Kidman was photographed attending multiple events without her wedding ring. Reportedly, the two have been living separately since the beginning of the summer.

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Lizzo Faces Lawsuit Over Sydney Sweeney Song Lyrics

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Lizzo is facing legal heat over a viral unreleased track referencing Euphoria star Sydney Sweeney. The issue, however, isn’t the controversial lyric, but the music itself, as Lizzo is facing a lawsuit alleging she unlawfully sampled a 1970s soul track.

Lizzo sued for song with reference to Sydney Sweeney

Lizzo is being sued in California by the GRC Trust, which claims she unlawfully sampled the 1970s song Win or Lose (We Tried), originally performed by soul singer Sam Dees, for a track that went viral online in August.

The 13-second clip, which fans have nicknamed “Good Jeans or I’m Goin’ In Till October,” has since been scrubbed from Lizzo’s social media. It showed the Grammy-winning artist washing a Porsche in a denim outfit, saying: “I got good jeans like I’m Sydney.” The line was widely interpreted as a nod to Sydney Sweeney’s American Eagle ad campaign, which some commentators accused of promoting “white beauty standards.”

While that cultural debate fueled the clip’s popularity, lawyers for GRC Trust were more concerned with what was behind the catchy line, alleging that Lizzo used their copyrighted music without permission.

According to court filings, the company claims Lizzo and her team “obtained profits they would not have realised but for their infringement.” They seek an injunction to prevent any further distribution of the song and a financial settlement covering all profits and losses connected to the alleged infringement.

Lizzo’s team has pushed back, saying the lawsuit makes little sense since the song hasn’t been commercially released or monetized. “We are surprised that The GRC Trust filed this lawsuit,” her spokesperson said. “To be clear, the song has never been commercially released or monetised, and no decision has been made at this time regarding any future commercial release of the song.”

This isn’t Lizzo’s first brush with copyright disputes. Back in 2019, three producers sued her over Truth Hurts, claiming she borrowed from an earlier track called Healthy. That case ended in an out-of-court settlement.

Originally written by Devanshi Basu for Mandatory.

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