Country music superstar Miranda Lambert has never been one to shy away from a juicy story, but her latest revelation tops them all. Turns out, those "Mama Tried" lyrics hit a little different when your parents were running a real-life detective agency – and recruiting you as their secret weapon!
Move over, Nancy Drew, there's a new detective in town, and she's got a mean pair of pigtails and a knack for getting intel from unsuspecting playmates.
That's right, before she was selling out arenas and singing about heartbreak and tequila, Miranda Lambert was honing her skills as a pint-sized private investigator – all thanks to her parents' unconventional profession.
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During a recent podcast appearance, Lambert spilled the tea on her wild upbringing, revealing that her childhood was more "Harriet the Spy" than "Hannah Montana.
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"My parents were private investigators," Lambert casually dropped, as if it were as commonplace as being raised by accountants or librarians. "They even recruited me for a few cases."
But this wasn't just sorting mail or making coffee runs. Lambert's parents threw her right into the action, even when she was barely old enough to form full sentences.
"Once, when I was three, I had to make friends with another 3-year-old to get dirt on the target parent," Lambert shared, a mischievous glint in her eye.
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