Keith Urban’s guitarist Maggie Baugh skips concert as she’s dragged into Nicole Kidman divorce bombshell

Maggie Baugh, the guitarist who’s found herself at the center of Keith Urban’s divorce from Nicole Kidman, skipped the country singer’s first show since the split made headlines.

Urban, who once again chose not to wear his wedding ring, and the rest of his band performed Thursday night at Giant Center in Hershey, Penn., as part of his High and Alive World Tour.

While singing the breakup song “You’ll Think of Me,” Urban tweaked the lyric “take your space and take your reasons” by adding the phrase “your bulls–t reasons,” according to Us Weekly.

After news broke that he and Kidman were going their separate ways, Baugh became part of the discussion.

In the months leading up to the actress, 58, filing for divorce from her husband of 19 years, he and his band performed “The Fighter,” which was inspired by their early days together.

During an April performance, Urban, 57, sang the lyrics, “I was born to love you,” as he looked and pointed at Baugh, 25.

During a more recent performance, he changed the lyrics from “When they’re tryna get to you, baby, I’ll be the fighter” to “When they’re tryna get to you, Maggie, I’ll be your guitar player.”

One day before Urban and Kidman’s separation revelation, Baugh posted a video of the lyric change on Instagram and captioned it, “Did he just say that👀?”

While her involvement with Urban and/or his split from Kidman remains unconfirmed, rumors have been swirling that he’s already “with another woman.”

Though Baugh has yet to address the situation, her dad spoke out in her defense — but he kept his comments vague.

“NO, just no,” Chuck Baugh posted on Facebook alongside a TikTok claiming that “Maggie is allegedly responsible for Keith’s divorce from Nicole Kidman.”

Chuck went on to tell the Daily Mail, “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,” he added before admitting that he has “not heard one way or the other.”