Miranda Lambert Recalls The ‘Special Moment’ She’s Glad She Shared With Ex Blake Shelton

Miranda Lambert and her husband, Brendan McLoughlin, are definitely looking forward to this Sunday's ACM Awards.

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Miranda Lambert is looking back to a very special moment in her past.

Miranda Lambert and Blake Shelton split in 2015, but the exes will always share the moving ballad «Over You.» The country singers co-wrote the song in 2011 about Shelton's older brother, Richie, who died in a car accident in 1990.

Miranda Lambert and Blake Shelton split in 2015, but the exes will always share the moving ballad «Over You.» The country singers co-wrote the 2011 song, which is based off the death of Shelton's older brother, Richie, who died in a car accident in 1990 when he was 24. In an interview with on Apple Music, Lambert, 37, opens up about writing the song with the 44-year-old singer, giving a rare look into their marriage. «My ex-husband, Blake, had lost a brother, and it's one of those moments where

Miranda Lambert is looking back on the process of writing a song with her ex-husband Blake Shelton and how they shared a “special moment” while working together.

Miranda Lambert has fond memories with her ex-husband Blake Shelton. The 37-year-old country songstress recently appeared on Apple Music's "Essentials Radio" for an interview with Kelleigh Bannen, in which she reflected on her time with the "God's Country" singer, including writing the song "Over You," which was inspired by the 1990 death of Shelton's brother Richie.

Memories remain. Miranda Lambert recalled writing her song “Over You” with ex-husband Blake Shelton during a Monday, March 29, episode of “Essentials Radio” on Apple Music.

Nearly a decade after Miranda Lambert found critical and commercial success with “Over You,” the country star stopped by Essentials Radio on Apple Music to discuss the story behind this and the many other hits in her discography. Though it was known that Miranda, 37, co-wrote “Over You” with her former love, Blake Shelton, Miranda shared more details behind the song’s creation.

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Gwen Stefani is all about working and creating music together. The 51-year-old singer has been working on new music and loves collaborating with her fiancé, Blake Shelton.

The Grammy Awards had less fun-filled interactions this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but the A-list attendees still managed to keep the night entertaining — all while socially distanced.

Female country music stars shone bright at the 63rd annual Grammy Awards.

Miranda Lambert had a spectacular 2021 GRAMMY Awards night.The country singer took home the award for Best Country Album for  and took the stage to perform her hit «Bluebird.» While chatting backstage with ET's Kevin Frazier, Lambert couldn't have been happier for the honor, as well as teased her new upcoming album.«It means the world, especially because it's the year where we're hoping our music was in people's homes and in their lives and helping them through, just like it was us,» she

Miranda Lambert is celebrating her latest Grammy win by paying tribute to her fellow female country music stars.

Miranda Lambert switches up her look to a cute black dress for her performance at the 2021 Grammys in Los Angeles on Sunday night (March 14).

2021 GRAMMY Awards will see the likes of Dua Lipa, Megan Thee Stallion, Taylor Swift, Billie Eilish and Beyoncé competing for top honors, but it will also test whether the Recording Academy can pull off an awards show during a global pandemic. This year's Trevor Noah-hosted ceremony is an in-person show, taking place at the Los Angeles Convention Center — instead of the GRAMMYs' usual home at the Staples Center — with outdoor performances on multiple socially distances stages from Cardi B, BTS,