It is being reported that Keith Urban does not plan to bring Maggie Baugh on another High and Alive tour amid their ongoing romance rumors. At the end of September, it was reported that Nicole Kidman had filed for divorce from Urban, ending their 19-year marriage. While dating speculation about the country singer and Baugh has persisted, insiders recently claimed that the latter is allegedly cashing in on the split.
Sources say Keith Urban is not bringing guitarist on tour
A source told TMZ that Urban had “no plans” to bring Baugh on his High and Alive tour. They claimed that the decision not to include the guitarist on the tour has nothing to do with the ongoing rumors. The outlet reported that Baugh performed in Chicago when Natalie Stovall didn’t make it to the show. It’s known that she won’t tune in again for the concert and that Stovall is the “primary utility” player. Moreover, the 57-year-old might call others if needed when Stovall isn’t available.
Earlier insiders told #ShutterScoop that Maggie Baught is “milking the moment” with news of Urban and Kidman surfacing. They said, “She didn’t start the rumor, but she’s not stopping it either.” She recently dropped a new song titled, The Devil Wins, and insiders think it’s “no accident.” They added, “She’s letting fans connect the dots. Curiosity sells records.”
Keith Urban’s friends set the record straight that he had no involvement in Baugh’s track. However, many still find it hard to believe. “Country fans are loyal to Keith and Nicole. If they think Maggie’s cashing in on heartbreak, she’s finished,” another insider said.
Earlier, The Daily Mail reported that Baugh’s father, Chuck, who met the Australian-American musician at the Las Vegas concert, shared his outlook on the ongoing dating rumors between his daughter and Urban. He believes that their relationship is strictly professional. He added, “I don’t know anything about it, other than she’s a guitar player for him. It’s more of a musician thing than a dating thing.”
Originally reported by Shazmeen Navrange on Mandatory.
