Congrats to New Parents Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban
The Star Celeb would like to extend our sincerest congratulations, completely free of sarcasm, to the beautiful Nicole Kidman and the very handsome Keith Urban on the birth of their new daughter.
Sunday Rose Kidman Urban, was born today, July 7th, 2008 in Nashville, TN. The baby is named after early 20th-century artist’s muse Sunday Reed, PEOPLE has confirmed. Her middle name, Rose, is a nod to Urban’s late grandmother Rose.
Congratulations again, welcome to the world baby Sunday 
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I love them as a couple and they live in Nashville. People see them all the time. In the swankier part of town though. I’m not sure about that name, but to each his own.
[...] Keith Urban appeared with Ellen DeGeneres on her talk show and talked about his daughter Sundays name explaining that her name had a bittersweet meaning. [...]
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