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So, as she navigates this next phase of her life, Kidman remains focused on her work<\/a>. And Urban is following a similar roadmap.<\/p>\n The Grammy winner\u2014who’s also been spotted without his wedding ring<\/a>\u2014has been on his High and Alive Tour. And concertgoers couldn\u2019t help but notice he made some changes to his music<\/a>.<\/p>\n While performing “The Fighter” (a song he’s said was inspired by the promises he made Kidman at the start of their relationship) with guitarist Maggie Baugh<\/strong> at one show, Urban changed the lyrics from \u201cWhen they\u2019re tryna get you, baby, I\u2019ll be the fighter,” to “When they tryna get you, Maggie, I\u2019ll be your guitar player.” The switch-up even seemed to surprise Maggie, who posted a video of the moment to Instagram<\/a> Sept. 27 and wrote, “Did he just say that?”<\/p>\n Still, Urban hasn\u2019t changed everything amid his divorce. According to People<\/em><\/a>, the 57-year-old kept a photo of Kidman and their daughters<\/a> in a slideshow that played during his performace of “Heart Like a Hometown” in Hershey, Penn., Oct. 2.<\/p>\n As followers wait to see what’s next for Urban and Kidman, keep reading to learn more about the timeline of their divorce.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n