Keith Urban, Maggie Baugh Hug on Stage in New Video
A video shows new interactions between Keith Urban and his utility player, the rising country star and musician Maggie Baugh.
Ever since Baugh, 25, posted a video just three days before Nicole Kidman filed for divorce, she's been the focus of scrutiny. That video showed Urban, 57, changing a lyric in his song, "The Fighter," to include the word "Maggie." That's a song that he famously wrote about protecting Kidman, his wife since 2006.
Although the reasons for the split are not clear, and the interactions between Baugh and Urban occurred in the context of stage performance, with no evidence of anything else, they are getting attention from fans. And now a new video has emerged.
The New Video Shows Keith Urban Hugging Maggie Baugh on Stage
TMZ published the new video, which shows Urban pointing in the direction of Baugh around the time he sings the lyric, "I was born to love you."
The video also shows Urban and Baugh sharing a brief hug on stage
According to TMZ, the video was recorded on April 1 as the pair performed at the Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas.
Keith Urban Changed the Lyrics to His Iconic Song About Nicole Kidman
TMZ alleged that Urban tweaked the lyrics to say, "Maggie, I’ll be your fighter."
That's after Baugh posted the other video, which sparked headlines because it shows Urban saying, "When they’re tryna get to you, Maggie, I’ll be your guitar player."
"Did he just say that ????" Baugh captured that video, which she shared to her Instagram page.
"Wow, that song was made for Nicole," a fan wrote in the comment thread.
Indeed, Urban has opened up about the creation of "The Fighter," and he revealed to Billboard that it was supposed to be a song about protecting Kidman, then his wife.
“It’s all from a conversation my wife and I had early on in our relationship, that when things get tough, I need to hold her tighter and just try to take care of her,” he told Billboard at the time of the song that Urban originally performed with superstar Carrie Underwood as a duet.