Florida Georgia Line's Tyler Hubbard Reveals Why He Briefly Unfollowed Bandmate Brian Kelley on Instagram

As Democrats rally around President-elect Joe Biden, many in the party’s centrist wing are increasingly trying to distance themselves from the rhetoric of their far-left colleagues whose open embrace of the term socialism, moderates say, is turning off many would-be voters. These concerns have been particularly pronounced in Florida, where Republicans made significant gains in the November election.

Florida Georgia Line fans can begin counting down the days to a new album.

Tyler Hubbard says his brief social media divorce from Florida George Line partner Brian Kelley was political.

the duo was on the verge of a breakup. Last week, split rumors centered on the fact that Tyler Hubbard and his wife, Hayley, stopped following Brian Kelley and his wife, Brittney, on Instagram. In a new chat with SiriusXM's Storme Warren, the duo laughed off breakup rumors while also confirming that the social media move was politically driven."We can clear the air.

Tyler Hubbard detailed his tension with Florida Georgia Line bandmate Brian Kelley after the duo made headlines with their social media rift.“We have been on a 10-year relationship, a 10-year partnership, a 10-year commitment to each other. And yes, there have been hard times,” Hubbard, 33, said during the Thursday, November 19, episode of SiriusXM’s “Exit 209 With Storme Warren” podcast.

A few weeks back, fans noticed that Tyler Hubbard unfollowed his Florida Georgia Line bandmate Brian Kelley and now, he’s revealing the reason why.

Tyler Hubbard and Brian Kelley.The country duo announced the concert news on Monday, November 16, revealing the tour will feature North America dates beginning as early as summer 2021.“This past year has given us a chance to spend more time writing, producing and being creative,” the pair said in a statement. “But we are itching to get back on the road.

Hispanic Democrats are grappling with a surprising shift in their base support, blaming the focus on far-left messaging during the U.S. presidential election, according to reports.

Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., slammed Democrats for going after President Trump's election lawsuits after Joe Biden was projected to be the president-elect Saturday.

Brian Kelley reminisced on his past with Florida Georgia Line bandmate Tyler Hubbard amid the duo’s social media drama.Kelley, 35, shared a throwback photo with Hubbard, 33, via his Instagram Story on Wednesday, November 11, ahead of the 2020 Country Music Association Awards.

Could this really be the end for country music duo Florida Georgia Line??

Was there some drama in Florida Georgia Line recently?

Tyler Hubbard and Brian Kelley sparked rumors that they recently had a falling out.Fans speculated that something seemed to have gone awry between the country stars after Hubbard, 33, and his wife, Hayley Hubbard, unfollowed Kelley, 35, on Instagram.“Does that mean FGL will be no more?” one Twitter user wondered, while another called the unfollowing “really weird” considering the duo just released a Christmas song, “Lit This Year,” on October 29.Several fans theorized that Tyler and Kelley’s

the Presidential election and perhaps the coronavirus pandemic are a source of tension for the duo.Tyler has been very critical or President Trump for several years and follows President-elect Joe Biden. Brian, however, implied to a fan that he supported Trump.

Florida Georgia Line will not be at the upcoming 2020 CMA Awards this week.

Sen. Chuck Schumer celebrated President Trump's projected defeat by singing a rendition of "God Bless America," and telling the former Manhattan resident it's time to pack up and go home to his new home state of Florida.  "I say to Donald Trump: You lost," Schumer, D-N.Y., said in New York City amid celebrations of President-elect Joe Biden's projected win.

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