Miranda Lambert shared that she has a clear idea of what Miranda would be doing if not a country singer.
She spoke out about something that was very close to her heart on the Grammy Awards red carpet.
“I’d probably be working at a dog shelter because that is my other passion,”Lambert stated. “Rescue dogs are my passion.”
MuttNation was established by Lambert and her mom in 2009. “ensure that as many dogs as possible would have a safe and happy place to call home,”According to their website.
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Country singer was nominated Sunday for four Grammy Awards, including Best Country Album. “Palomino.”
Lambert admitted she’s looking forward to relaxing and watchingThe show this year since she doesn’t have to perform.
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“I love the Grammy performances. They’re always over the top, it’s all genres it’s always interesting, so I’m just ready to sit back and enjoy the show,” the “If I Was a Cowboy” singer said.
Sheryl Crow received another nomination, for the Best American Roots Song category. “Forever.”
Fox News Digital told her that “it’s been so much fun”Because she is a mom of two children, she understands the importance of being at the show “on Tuesday I’m going to be in a school pickup lane.”
She has two children, Wyatt (15 years old) and Levi (12 years).
She stated that “hardest thing”What it is like to be a mother to teenagers “knowing in about three years my 15-year-old is going to be moving on. You know that’s – right now I’m just trying to stay in the moment and trying to be present for everything.”
According to the singer, she also saw Harry Styles and Lizzo rehearsals before their Grammy shows. “my mind is blown.”
“I’m just excited to sit in the audience and watch the whole thing,”Crow spoke.
Before the show, Ice-T stopped by with Coco Austin, his wife to reflect on 50 years of hip-hop.
During the tribute, the rapper will perform.
“Fifty years, I mean it’s something that they never even thought about even respecting us as far as hip-hop as a musical form,” Ice-T said. “Now we’re at the Grammys, it’s a big thing. The main thing is watch the performance and you’re in for a treat.”
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