Nicole Kidman's 19-Year Marriage Wasn't a "Failure"

Two kids, thriving careers, lifelong memories. Need I say more?

Today's newsletter was written and curated by Popsugar editor Emma Glassman-Hughes. The Feel-Good 5 is a daily curation of stories we can't stop talking about. A 19-Year Marriage Is Not a Failure — Even If It Ends in Divorce If Nicole Kidman's reported split from longtime husband Keith Urban teaches us anything, it's that it's time to stop forcing our romantic relationships into the failure/success paradigm. The queer corners of the internet know that already. But the rest of the world seems ready to follow the old playbook, offering tsk-tsks and lamenting yet another "failed" Hollywood marriage. Content creator Blakely Thornton immediately had thoughts. "Be so fucking for real. In what world is a 19-year marriage a failure?" he asked his Instagram followers. "Like, to everything, turn, turn, turn. There is a reason and a season and not everything is forever. They got two beautiful kids and tons of memories. Let them live." Read More Add Popsugar as a Preferred Source on Google If you want PS to appear in your personalized top stories feed on Google, just click the button below and add us. Add Us Bad Bunny's Super Bowl Announcement Is Proof That Latin Music Is American Music It's a clear reflection of how deeply entwined Latine and American cultures are. READ MORE → Selena Gomez's 12-Carat Wedding Earrings Dripped in Old-Hollywood Glamour Benny Blanco famously said he married a "real-life Disney princess." The proof is in the carats. READ MORE → Yes, Even Lukas Gage Has Had an Awkward Threesome A naked back handspring doesn't exactly scream "chill," but color me impressed. READ MORE → Dylan Efron Has a Major Advantage on "DWTS" — and It's Not Just His Hips The boy wonder is apparently still "warming up to the spotlight." Coulda fooled me . . . READ MORE → I Tried It: Coffee Gains In today's featured column, Popsugar's Chandler Plante tries a new line of protein coffees. I Tried Starbucks's New Lattes and Could Hardly Taste the 36 Grams of Protein When I first heard "Starbucks" and "protein coffee" in the same sentence, I expected the worst. I could almost taste the gritty texture, the thinly concealed whey, the cloyingly sweet flavor profiles. But after trying the coffeehouse's new protein lattes and protein cold foams for myself, I realized I may have been too quick to judge. With up to 36 grams of protein per grande size drink, these coffees might actually be a great addition to your morning routine, especially if you struggle to hit your protein goals. To get the facts, we asked a dietitian to break down the nutrition behind protein coffee, including whether this amount of protein is safe and/or necessary. — Chandler Plante Read More PS . . . Before you go, here are a few more stories from PS and beyond that you might enjoy. Wanting more Selenny wedding content? Don't sleep on Selena's glazed nails. These are the best bodysuits for working out like you're Jane Fonda in 1982. More fun nail inspo! Thank you Hilary Duff's nail artist, you color-blocking genius! Introducing Playroom We're sharing uplifting, trending, and helpful stories that are all about bringing the joy back to parenting. Explore all the stories on our Playroom destination here. PS — click here to read more from us. Did someone forward you this email? Subscribe now to get more from PS in your inbox.   update preferences | privacy notice | unsubscribe This email was sent to latestnews401.cele@blogger.com.  View online    As POPSUGAR editors, we independently select and write about stuff we love and think you'll like too. If you buy a product we have recommended, we may receive affiliate commission, which in turn supports our work.   Vox Media, 1701 Rhode Island Ave NW, Washington, DC 20036. Copyright © 2025. All rights reserved.