Keith Urban wears a faux Gucci T-shirt as he heads ‘home’ to Nashville with his two daughters, Sunday, 15, and Faith, 12 – and leaves Nicole Kidman behind in Australia
Keith Urban looked like a country music star as he arrived at Sydney Airport with his two daughters on Thursday.
Keith, 55, was dressed in a T-shirt with “CHATTA HUCCI” emblazoned across the front – an homage to Alan Jackson’s 1992 country song “Chattahoochee” – with the name misspelled and printed in the style of the Gucci logo.
He paired the country style shirt with ripped jeans, sunglasses and a brown leather bag.
Meanwhile, daughters Sunday, 15, and Faith, 12, looked close in gray tracksuits as they strolled with their dad through the terminal.
Their mother, Nicole Kidman, stayed in Sydney for her performance at the inaugural SXSW Sydney.
Keith Urban looked like a country music star as he arrived at Sydney Airport with his daughters on Thursday. Everything in the picture
Keith, 55, was dressed in a ‘CHATTA HUCCI’ T-shirt – a tribute to Alan Jackson’s 1992 country song ‘Chattahoochee’ – with the name misspelled and printed in the style of the Gucci logo.
Meanwhile, daughters Sunday, 15 (pictured left) and Faith, 12 (pictured centre), were twinned in gray tracksuits as they walked with their dad through the terminal
It comes as Urban was inducted into the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame earlier this month.
While celebrating the career milestone at the Music City Center in Nashville, the four-time Grammy winner posed on the red carpet with his bronze statue trophy with a pen writing hand.
The father-of-two beamed with pride as he proudly held his award, which has been won by only 235 other songwriters since 1970.
He was inducted alongside Kix Brooks, best known for being one half of the duo Brooks & Dunn.
Nicole Kidman stayed in Sydney for her performance at the inaugural SCSSV Sydney
Earlier in the day, he shared a snap of himself rocking a black “Nashville Poets Hall of Fame” t-shirt, which calls his primates “legendary.”
The Australian-American singer, who has been happily married to Nicole Kidman since 2006, is best known for producing 21 number one country radio hits and serving as a judge on American Idol.
The You’ll Think of Me hitmaker is only the second singer in country music history with nine platinum and multi-platinum albums.
His biggest hit is But For The Grace Of God, which was released on December 2, 2000.
In June, he and his longtime wife celebrated their 17th wedding anniversary.
Nicole and Keith married on June 25, 2006, after meeting at an event the previous year.
It comes as Urban was inducted into the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame earlier this month. Pictured with Dolly Parton and Eric Church
The couple married at the Cardinal Ceretti Chapel in the grounds of St Patrick’s College in Manly, Sydney.
A-list guests including Hugh Jackman and ex-wife Deborah-Lee Furness, along with Naomi Watts and director Baz Luhrmann.
Nicole’s two adopted children, Isabella, 30, and Connor, 28, who she shares with ex-husband Tom Cruise, acted as bridesmaids and bodyguards.
The couple later welcomed daughters Sunday Rose (15) and Faith Margaret (12) in 2008 and 2010.
His biggest cheerleader: The Australian-American singer, who has been happily married to Nicole Kidman since 2006, is best known for producing 21 number one hits at country radio and being a judge on American Idol.