Reba McEntire & Boyfriend Rex Linn Have Cute Nicknames For Each Other

Kevin Coster and Diane Lane‘s Let Him Go is on top at the box office.

anything — to get back her grandson.The film doesn’t start out so ruthless. After Margaret (Lane) and George’s (Kevin Costner) son dies from falling off a horse, leaving behind his young wife, Lorna (Kayli Carter), and newborn son, the movie falls into a therapeutic trance.

There is a prescient shot that opens “Let Him Go,” the frontier drama starring Kevin Costner and Diane Lane. A flat stretch of Montana plain, a blanket of blue-gray sky, as if Heaven itself was just beyond the horizon.

“Let Him Go," this time front and center but likewise retired and living close to the land. And the pairing is just as good.

Reba McEntire’s new romance with boyfriend Rex Linn appears to be off to a strong start — and she already has a sweet pet name for him.The “Consider Me Gone” singer, 65, shared a photo of herself enjoying some quality time with her new beau in Montana. “Fun in MT with my Sugar Tot!!! @rexlinn13,” she captioned the Instagram pic.

Weeks after confirming their romance, Reba McEntire showed off her boyfriend, actor Rex Linn, in a loved-up picture posted to her Instagram. The country music icon, 65, revealed earlier this month that she and Linn, 63, are an item.

Reba McEntire is back in the dating game.

Reba McEntire is taking on a new role.

Welcome back to the Whistle Stop Café.

Also Read: 'Yellowstone' Season 3 Gets Peacock Premiere DateJennifer Cecil will write and executive produce. In addition to McEntire and Lear, Fannie Flagg and Brent Miller are other executive producers.More to come…

Denise Petski Senior Managing EditorNBC has put in development a drama series based on the novel and movie Fried Green Tomatoes, with Reba McEntire attached to star, and Norman Lear executive producing, Deadline has confirmed. Written by Jennifer Cecil, the project is described as a modernization of the beloved novel and movie that explores the lives of descendants from the original work.

Joe Otterson TV ReporterA series based on “Fried Green Tomatoes” is in the works at NBC, with Reba McEntire attached to star and with Norman Lear executive producing, Variety has learned exclusively.The hour-long drama project is described as a modernization of the novel and movie that explores the lives of descendants from the original work.

court heard. Hamzah Butt, 31, had met the woman as an escort weeks before they started a relationship.He was jealous and would not accept her line of work, Manchester Crown Court was told.At first he constantly messaged her asking to meet up, and then began saying he wanted to marry her.

© Bang Showbiz Reba McEntire The 65-year-old country singer has praised the 'CSI: Miami' actor as a "sweetheart of a guy" and very "special" after they went on their first date in January before continuing to keep in touch virtually amid the coronavirus pandemic. Describing the last few months as a "lot of fun", Riba gushed on her 'Living & Learning' podcast: "etting back in the dating world for me is fun and exciting.

Reba McEntire is off the market. The country music host and queen, 65, revealed that she’s been swept off her feet by actor Rex Linn, 63, a regular performer on the "Big Bang Theory" prequel, “Young Sheldon” and “Better Call Saul.” "CSI: Miami” fans might also remember Linn from his days on the CBS series, in which he played Frank Tripp.

Had a fantastic dinner with this Oklahoma girl. Tater Tots and Ketchup included.

CMA Awards in November.McEntire, a Country Music Hall of Famer and veteran host of country music awards shows, returns after hosting last year with Carrie Underwood and Dolly Parton. It will mark her fifth year as a host.

Reba McEntire is back in the dating game.

Reba McEntire has a man in her life! During a recent episode of her podcast,, the 65-year-old country music star revealed that she's been dating actor Rex Linn since January.McEntire called the 63-year-old actor -- who's appeared on shows including , and -- «a very, very sweetheart of a guy.»«We've been talking during the pandemic.