Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban’s $8.4 Million Beverly Hills Mansion ‘Is Burglarized’ by Intruder in Valentine’s Day Break-In

Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban have become the latest stars to fall victim to a burglary—according to new reports, which claim their ultramodern $8.4 million Beverly Hills, CA, mansion was broken into by intruders on Valentine’s Day.

TMZ states Kidman and Urban, both 57, were not at their seven-bedroom, eight-bathroom property when it was targeted, adding that “one of their employees” arrived back at the home while the intruder was there and “scared them off.”

The alleged burglar is understood to have gained access to the home by smashing a window, according to police sources who spoke to the outlet.

It is not currently known whether the intruders took anything from the property; however, the incident is currently being investigated by authorities, having come amid a spate of high-profile break-ins that have targeted the homes of A-list stars, including a number of NFL players.

Police believe those burglaries are all tied to the same South American crime ring; however, it is unclear whether the break-in at Kidman and Urban’s property is in any way connected.

Per NBC News, this latest incident took place “about the same time” that police in Beverly Hills arrested three people who were allegedly connected to the burglaries that had been carried out by the South American gangs.

Kidman and Urban—who have been married since 2006—purchased the expansive mansion for $4.7 million back in 2008; however, Realtor.com® estimates that it is now worth more than $8.4 million.

The “Babygirl” star and her musician husband own multiple homes around the world, including a Nashville mansion and an enormous farm in Australia, where Kidman is from.

However, the Beverly Hills abode is understood to serve as their primary residence in Los Angeles, where they have been spending ample time of late amid Hollywood’s annual awards season, which is due to wrap up on March 2 with the Academy Awards.

Kidman has attended numerous events throughout the 2025 awards season, including the Golden Globes on Jan. 5 and the Critics Choice Awards on Feb. 7. Urban has been busy traveling on his High and Alive world tour—spending his Valentine’s Day performing a concert in Las Vegas.

According to a post shared on Urban’s Instagram, his wife joined him in Vegas for the concert so they could celebrate the romantic holiday together, with a candid image showing the two walking arm in arm backstage at the show.

Urban is due to remain in Las Vegas until Feb. 22, when he will have a break until April, at which point his tour will pick back up in Florida, before moving on to Arizona.

It’s unclear whether he and Kidman have returned to Los Angeles in order to check on their property; however, TMZ’s sources stated that the couple was planning to determine whether anything had been stolen when they got back home.

It is not known whether Kidman and Urban’s two children, Sunday and Faith, were traveling with them at the time of the incident.

The couple have yet to release a statement about the reported burglary.

However, they are far from the only A-listers whose homes have been targeted by criminals in recent months.

NFL stars Travis Kelce, Patrick Mahomes, and Joe Burrows have all had their properties burglarized by thieves who are all believed to have been operating within the same crime ring.

On Feb. 18, an unsealed indictment revealed that seven men have been charged in connection with this string of robberies, including three men—Jordan Quiroga Sanchez, 22, Bastian Orellano Morales, 23, and Sergio Ortega Cabello, 38—who were previously arrested in relation to the break-in at Burrow’s Ohio home.

The four other men have been identified as Pablo Zuniga Cartes, 24; Ignacio Zuniga Cartes, 20; Alexander Huiaguil Chavez, 24; and Bastian Jimenez Freraut, 27. The case has been filed in Tampa, FL.

Cabello, Chavez, Morales, and Sanchez have already pleaded not guilty to charges they faced in Ohio, which included participating in a criminal gang, engaging in a pattern of corrupt activity, obstructing official business, and possession of criminal tools, according to NBC News.