Country queen Miranda Lambert brought her signature charm and candor to the MTV VMAs this week, making her first-ever appearance at the iconic awards show. While she was there to present the coveted Song of the Year award to pop sensation Sabrina Carpenter, Miranda couldn't resist using the spotlight to shine a light on a fellow country star who's been stealing hearts and topping charts: Lainey Wilson.
Walking the red carpet hand-in-hand with her husband, Brendan McLoughlin, Miranda was all smiles as she gushed about Lainey's well-deserved success. When asked about her favorite country moment of the year, her answer was immediate and heartfelt.
“I like seeing Lainey Wilson’s star rise,” Miranda shared, her voice brimming with pride. “Like, she’s a great pal, she’s a sister.
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The two powerhouse vocalists recently teamed up for a duet, "Good Horses," a track featured on Lainey’s critically acclaimed album, "Bell Bottom Country." Clearly, their collaboration blossomed into a genuine friendship, fueled by mutual respect and a shared love for creating soulful country music.
Miranda revealed that she'd finally had a chance to fully immerse herself in Lainey's latest album, "Bell Bottom Country," and her review was glowing.
“I just got to listen to her record fully through last night, finally, and it’s bada**,” she declared, her enthusiasm contagious.
"I’m proud to know her and I’m proud of her and I’m loving watching her journey," she added, cementing her reputation as a true champion of women in country music.
Lainey Wilson, known for her powerhouse vocals, authentic songwriting, and signature bell bottoms, has taken the country music world by storm, racking up awards and accolades with her unique blend of grit and grace.
With country music royalty like Miranda Lambert firmly in her corner, there's no doubt that Lainey's star will continue to soar. These two talented women are proving that in the world of country music, there's always room for powerful voices and genuine friendship.
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