Nicole Kidman's poignant Dolly Parton tribute features rare moment with ex Keith Urban
Dolly Parton passed away on Tuesday at the age of 80 following a brief battle with cancer
Nicole Kidman includes ex Keith Urban in Dolly Parton tribute
As the celebrities rushed to honor Dolly Parton following her death, Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban also paid tribute to the Queen of Country's legacy.
Keith, who is an Australian-raised country star, took to his social media shortly after Dolly's death was confirmed on Tuesday and penned a poignant note.
The musician shared a black picture with text reading, "Heartbroken today. Dolly Parton."
Expressing his grief, he added, "Honestly…… I have no words right now."
A few moments after Keith's tribute, Nicole also took to her Instagram and shared a throwback picture with Dolly from the 2023 Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame Gala.
The picture also featured Keith, as at the time Dolly inducted Keith into the prestigious organisation.
The Oscar-winning actress wrote over the picture, "We will always love you, Dolly."
In the picture, Keith and Nicole's daughters Sunday and Faith can also be seen posing with their parents and Dolly on the red carpet.
It is pertinent to mention that It was Keith who asked Dolly to honor him at the event and personally wrote a letter to the legendary musician.
"There was only one person on my list, and it was Dolly," Keith said at the time.
For those unversed, Keith and Nicole ended their 19-year marriage back in September 2025. They finalized their divorce earlier this year.
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