Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban Are Clearly Still Crazy About Each Other Nearly 12 Years Later

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It may only be May, but Keith Urban and Nicole Kidman's appearances this year have all been filled with PDA, and they're showing no signs of stopping anytime soon. On Tuesday, the couple stepped out for a fun date night at the American Songbook Gala in NYC. This year's ceremony honored Nicole's "dear friend" and HBO CEO Richard Plepler, and from the looks of it, she and Keith had a blast. Not only did they look adorable on the red carpet together, but once inside, they shared a steamy kiss on stage and even showed off their smooth moves on the dance floor.

Nicole and Keith will be ringing in their 12-year wedding anniversary on June 25, and it's clear these two are still crazy about each other.

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from POPSUGAR Celebrity https://www.popsugar.com/celebrity/Nicole-Kidman-Keith-Urban-2018-American-Songbook-Gala-44891001

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