Maggie Baugh’s Father Breaks Silence on
Maggie Baugh: Talent Beyond the Rumors
Maggie Baugh came to Nashville with a guitar, a notebook, and a dream—not fame.
But after an unexpected onstage moment with Keith Urban,
the 25-year-old musician suddenly found herself in the spotlight.
During an October 1 concert, Urban changed the lyrics of The Fighter—once dedicated to Nicole Kidman—to “Maggie,
I’ll be your guitar player.” The line went viral, stirring speculation amid Urban’s public divorce.
Online, reactions split: some called the lyric playful, others accused Maggie of being a “homewrecker.”
Her father, Chuck Baugh, dismissed the rumors: “She’s a guitar player for him.
It’s more of a musician thing than a dating thing.”
Nashville insiders agree—Maggie earned her place through talent.
A classically trained violinist from Florida, she moved to Nashville at 18 and built her career performing with Urban,
touring nationally, and releasing Entertainer’s Heart.
Now, her biggest task is ensuring her artistry—not gossip—defines her story.
