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  • Reba's Remarkable Week: Reunions, Reminiscing, and Rocking On

    Reba's Remarkable Week: Reunions, Reminiscing, and Rocking On
    Sep 30 2025
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    This has been a headline-making week for me, Reba McEntire, keeping the country world buzzing and proving once again why I never really left center stage. Over the weekend, fans and media alike swooned as Melissa Peterman posted photos capturing a sweet reunion dinner with Joanna Garcia Swisher, Christopher Rich, and their other halves—living proof that the “Reba” sitcom cast remains a tight-knit crew even almost 20 years after signing off. According to Good Morning America and ABC News, our laughter-filled table included my partner Rex Linn and felt like old times, except now I also headline NBC’s new sitcom “Happy’s Place” alongside Melissa and Rex.

    On the music front, I served a dash of nostalgia on Instagram this Sunday, posting a throwback clip of my 1992 duet with Vicki Lawrence performing “The Night The Lights Went Out In Georgia”—the very song that became a signature hit for us both decades apart. I reflected how special it felt revisiting this moment with the original voice behind the 1970s chart-topper. The post garnered major attention from country radio outlets and sparked an outpouring of fan tributes, especially with “Trailblazer,” my recent collaboration with Miranda Lambert and Lainey Wilson, still making headlines since our world premiere at the Academy of Country Music Awards.

    Reality TV watchers know my heart was freshly on my sleeve Monday night. During “The Voice” blind auditions, a performance by Georgia’s own Manny Costello triggered a wave of homesickness and brought me to tears—a vulnerable moment captured live and shared widely online. I told Manny he reminded me of legends like George Jones and Randy Travis and said, “Gosh dang, why am I getting so emotional? It’s tears of joy,” which viewers quickly turned into a trending snippet on social media. To set the record straight on another internet rumor, I personally confirmed on Instagram that I am absolutely not leaving “The Voice”—despite speculation circulating on Twitter and Facebook.

    Businesswise, I’m gearing up for my home-state show at Choctaw Casino & Resort – Durant, scheduled for spring 2025, with local Oklahoma press already stirring up ticket fever. In lighter news, social mentions of my “week one of #TheVoice” post on Threads got thousands engaged, as did fans reminiscing about the grit it took to survive my Grand Ole Opry debut—which, as recently highlighted by Country Thang Daily, was famously upstaged by Dolly Parton herself. Some moments sting at first, but as I always say, those hard knocks build legends.

    It has been a whirlwind few days—full of music, laughter, some happy tears, and living proof that this Oklahoma girl, after all these years, still has more stories to write and stages to rock.

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  • Reba's Reign: The Voice Return, Dolly Chat, and Surprise Engagement

    Reba's Reign: The Voice Return, Dolly Chat, and Surprise Engagement
    Sep 27 2025
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    This week has been classic Reba McEntire—full of wit, warmth, and high-profile moves. On the entertainment front, Reba returned as a coach for Season 28 of The Voice, taking charge right out of the gate. Viewers saw her pull Niall Horan aside for a playful power move, spooky lights and all, humorously reminding him who’s truly the boss now that he’s back from his multi-season absence. Niall’s admiration for Reba was palpable, gushing she’s a “legend” who’s willing to share her wisdom generously. This playful banter showcased Reba’s savvy and her dominance in the TV music competition world, a biographical marker for an artist who’s always managed to reinvent herself and stay relevant according to NBC.com.

    The premiere wasn’t all laughs, though. Reba showed her emotional side, finding herself genuinely moved by a Georgia singer’s audition and delivering firm encouragement, emphasizing her philosophy to lift contestants up rather than tear them down. She turned for rising country singer Mindy Miller, but was blocked by Snoop Dogg—Reba responded with mock outrage threatening to steal all his Skittles. Fellow coaches piled on praise, with Michael Bublé declaring how much of a threat Reba is as a coach. This whole episode was a masterclass in Reba’s competitive spirit tempered by graciousness. She continues to resonate with audiences, fans, and fellow musicians alike as reported by iHeartCountry and CountryThangDaily.

    Beyond The Voice, Reba has been making headlines with a career milestone—her hosting duties in a candid sit-down with Dolly Parton, promoting Dolly’s upcoming book Star of the Show: My Life on Stage. The chat will be broadcast on TalkShopLive, giving fans insight into Reba’s relationship with Dolly and their ongoing impact in country music. This public appearance signals Reba’s role as not just a performer but a tastemaker and a bridge between generations in the genre, highlighted by ABC Audio.

    In terms of major life news, Reba McEntire just subtly announced her engagement to Rex Linn during the Emmys red carpet, drawing significant media attention. Five years into their relationship, the engagement has set off fresh waves of admiration from fans and colleagues, marking a major personal development according to AOL.com.

    On social media and in the press, Reba’s name has been celebrated in stories recounting her rugged Opry debut—blocked but undeterred by Dolly Parton herself. As retold in recent features on CountryThangDaily, her journey continues to inspire up-and-comers. She’s also set to be one of the honorees at the Paley Honors Fall Gala announced by The Paley Center for Media, solidifying her status as an industry icon with staying power.

    Rumors and speculative stories are swirling about new creative projects and possible bar ventures, but nothing official has been confirmed. In short, Reba McEntire’s week has been marked by fierce competition, emotional mentorship, high-profile personal news, and a steady cementing of her legend—both on television screens and in the real world.

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  • Reba McEntire: Engaged, Honored, and Unstoppable at 70

    Reba McEntire: Engaged, Honored, and Unstoppable at 70
    Sep 23 2025
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    Reba McEntire has once again proven herself a force of both talent and reinvention in the past few days, all while gracefully entering new chapters both personally and professionally. The biggest headline is her official engagement to longtime partner Rex Linn. At the 2025 Emmy Awards, when a red carpet reporter called Linn her fiancé, Reba confirmed it with trademark candor, quietly turning a private milestone into public celebration. This romance, which began as a reconnection during the pandemic after years as friends, is resonating with longtime fans because it comes after Reba weathered family loss and public heartbreak. There is rampant fan speculation about the wedding—from whether it will be an intimate affair on her beloved Tennessee property or a star-studded country blowout—but no details have been announced, and sources consistently emphasize that, for Reba, the occasion is about love, not spectacle. The professional highlight of her week is another major accolade: Reba has just been announced as a recipient of the 2025 Paley Honors Award, recognizing her enduring contributions to music, TV, and culture. The Paley Center praised her voice, career longevity, and impact, and the social media elegance has been nothing short of jubilant—public congratulations from Happy’s Place co-star Melissa Peterman, and fans celebrating “another achievement for your marvelous career” in what feels like a coronation for modern country royalty. True to Reba form, her work ethic is red-hot. She’s returned as a coach on The Voice for season 28, with the live premiere just aired, and she’s already looking to conquer the competition again after clinching a previous win with Asher HaVon. Back in comedy land, her sitcom Happy’s Place continues to generate buzz, not least because she shares the screen with Rex Linn, whose chemistry with her is authentic and years in the making. For superfans watching every move, her spring 2025 return to Oklahoma for a home-state concert at the Choctaw Casino & Resort in Durant is stirring anticipation. Even her presence at the Grand Ole Opry’s 100-year journey exhibit made news, highlighting her iconic status. If you follow Reba on social media, you’ll also have seen her talking about favorite artists—she confessed on The Voice press rounds that she loves Carole King, The Eagles, and the Secret Garden soundtrack, showing how this legend still draws inspiration as much as she gives it. In short, Reba McEntire is celebrating a new love, gathering new honors, and putting on a master class in continued relevance, proving—at seventy—that the next act can be the most compelling of all.

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  • Reba McEntire: Love, Loss, and Lasting Legacy at the 2025 Emmys

    Reba McEntire: Love, Loss, and Lasting Legacy at the 2025 Emmys
    Sep 20 2025
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    Reba McEntire has been making headlines these past few days with a series of events that feel both celebratory and poignant. The biggest news, according to Entertainment Weekly and confirmed by a representative, is her engagement to longtime partner Rex Linn, her co-star on the sitcom Happy's Place. The couple unveiled their engagement on the red carpet at the 2025 Emmys, making this their red carpet debut as fiancés. Their story spans decades; originally meeting in the early nineteen nineties, they reconnected during the pandemic after guest appearances on Young Sheldon and soon became inseparable, embracing their shared love for acting, good food, and the cowboy lifestyle. Rex Linn even jokes about sneaking kisses between scenes, adding a lighthearted touch to their romance.

    At the 2025 Emmy Awards, Reba stole the spotlight not just for her engagement, but as a performer. She took the stage with country group Little Big Town to deliver a pitch-perfect, heartfelt rendition of Thank You for Being a Friend in tribute to The Golden Girls’ fortieth anniversary. NBC reports the crowd was visibly moved, with celebrities singing along and dancing in their seats, marking it as one of the standout moments of the night. On the red carpet, Reba kept it glam in a sequined black blazer and silk gown, fielding playful questions about her favorite Golden Girl and opting for Blanche with a wink.

    This public appearance came after a more somber announcement: the passing of her stepson Brandon Blackstock, who died at age forty-eight after a battle with cancer. On August twelfth, Reba honored Brandon on Instagram with a heartfelt message grieving his loss, expressing gratitude for the moments they shared and calling him irreplaceable. Through the grief, she has remained a source of strength for her family, providing a touching update in recent interviews and thanking fans for their support.

    Looking ahead, Reba’s calendar is packed. She is set to return to television with not one, but two major NBC shows—Happy’s Place season two premieres November seventh, and The Voice season twenty-eight starts up on September twenty-second. This dual commitment to sitcom and reality TV underscores her enduring place in American pop culture.

    Each of these developments—the engagement, Emmy tribute performance, and family resilience—have dominated social media and entertainment outlets like E! News, NBC, and USA TODAY, cementing Reba McEntire’s continued relevance. Her ability to balance personal milestones, public performances, and family challenges with charm and grace leaves little doubt that this past week will be remembered as a significant chapter in her life story. Speculation has been minimal, with all major headlines confirmed directly by her or her representatives.

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  • Reba McEntire's Joyous Engagement, Emmy Tribute, and Enduring Legacy

    Reba McEntire's Joyous Engagement, Emmy Tribute, and Enduring Legacy
    Sep 16 2025
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    Reba McEntire has just confirmed her engagement to longtime partner Rex Linn on the red carpet at the 2025 Emmy Awards in Los Angeles, making this one of her most talked-about personal milestones in recent years. According to E! News and USA TODAY, the two reunited during the pandemic after originally meeting on set back in 1991, and the engagement comes after five years of dating and public support from fans and colleagues. Their relationship was further spotlighted as they walked the red carpet together and gave multiple interviews in which Reba expressed excitement about their future and their ongoing collaboration as co-stars in Happy’s Place. The engagement announcement drew considerable attention on social media, trending widely as fans celebrated the Queen of Country’s happiness, especially in light of the heartbreak she experienced earlier this year with the loss of her stepson Brandon Blackstock to cancer, a tragedy McEntire addressed openly on Instagram in August.

    Professionally, Reba stole the show at the Emmy broadcast with an emotional, widely praised live performance alongside Karen Fairchild and Kimberly Schlapman of Little Big Town, singing the theme from The Golden Girls to honor the sitcom’s 40th anniversary. Media outlets like AOL and Gulfshore Business described this as one of the night’s most memorable moments, with celebrities and audience members alike visibly moved, and some even joining in from their seats. The tribute underlined not only Reba’s enduring vocal talent but her pivotal standing in television and country music history.

    Reba’s public appearances have extended past the Emmys: she is set to be recognized later this fall as one of the 2025 Paley Honors Award recipients at The Beverly Hilton on November 10. The Paley Center for Media is honoring her for landmark contributions to entertainment, alongside figures like Mattel CEO Ynon Kreiz and TV producer Bill Lawrence. This lifetime-achievement style accolade highlights her impact across singing, acting, and philanthropy—a fitting tribute with long-term biographical significance, as repeated by press outlets from Variety to ABC Audio.

    On the business front, McEntire continues her work on television, returning for new seasons of Happy’s Place and The Voice this fall. Happy’s Place season two launches November 7 on NBC, with The Voice season 28 beginning September 22, a move likely to sustain her visibility with fans and expand her legacy further. Meanwhile, Reba has announced a spring 2025 home-state concert at Choctaw Casino & Resort in Durant, Oklahoma, building anticipation for another major live event.

    Social media is ablaze with congratulations on her engagement, the Emmys tribute, and the Paley honor, leaving no doubt that Reba McEntire remains both an icon and an active force on the entertainment scene. No major controversies, speculative business moves, or rumored feuds have surfaced in recent days; instead, the headlines belong to her personal joy, professional achievements, and lasting influence.

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  • Reba Reigns Supreme: Unstoppable TV, Music, and Football Fandom

    Reba Reigns Supreme: Unstoppable TV, Music, and Football Fandom
    Sep 13 2025
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    Reba McEntire has been absolutely everywhere this week and it seems she is redefining what it means to be a multi-hyphenate superstar. Fresh off a months-long publicity wave for her NBC comedy Happy’s Place, Universal Pictures has just announced the first season is getting a Blu-ray release on November 4. This arrives only days before the hotly anticipated season two premiere, which lands November 7 on NBC and Peacock, with comedy legends Christopher Lloyd, Carol Kane, and Cheri Oteri set for guest spots. Social media has been abuzz with cast interviews and fun behind-the-scenes tidbits, especially highlighting Reba’s chemistry with her real-life beau Rex Linn. As Belissa Escobedo—the actress playing Reba’s new half-sister—told NBC Insider, working with Reba feels like being part of a sitcom renaissance, calling her “an angel.” The cast and crew all gush about how she keeps the set “nonstop fun” and “amazingly welcoming,” making Happy’s Place the friendliest family bar in Tennessee if you ask anyone on Instagram or TikTok this week.

    But Reba has not just been lighting up the small screen; she is also in overdrive as a coach on season 28 of The Voice. Parade ran an exclusive first-look video, and Reba herself says this season is the “best yet,” opening up about the easy vibe working alongside Michael Bublé, Niall Horan, and Snoop Dogg and sharing her joy at getting to mentor “great talent” as the show kicks off its new schedule in late September. Country fans keep sharing clips of her working with young singers, reminding everyone why she is still the queen of heartfelt, genre-crossing mentorship.

    In a headlining piece of industry news, Reba has been named a 2025 Paley Center honoree for the annual Honors Fall Gala, a recognition for her landmark contributions to TV and music. Both Reba.com and radio outlets are celebrating the announcement, with tributes rolling in across Twitter and Facebook. This honor joins a quickly growing list for Reba’s monumentally busy autumn.

    Fans also flocked to social media after her playful NFL-themed banter went viral on NBC’s NFL Kickoff Eve special, where Rex Linn ribbed her about her longstanding crush on Chiefs star Travis Kelce. Reba gamely joined in the fun, describing Kelce and Taylor Swift’s engagement as “cute,” a clear sign she’s moved on and is just as much a Swiftie as she is a football fan.

    To top it off, whispers and speculation swirl around an upcoming live concert tour launching in October. While official details are scant, radio outlets confirm she will start in Lafayette, Louisiana, before wrapping in Wichita, Kansas, and if her recent Instagram posts are any clue, ticket demand for Reba continues to soar. There have been no major controversies, drama, or unconfirmed rumors—just relentless positivity, star power, and gratitude from one of country music’s most beloved icons.

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  • Reba Reigns Supreme: Dominating TV, Touring, and Social Media at 67

    Reba Reigns Supreme: Dominating TV, Touring, and Social Media at 67
    Sep 9 2025
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    Reba McEntire is everywhere this week and making headlines with a double-shot of NBC primetime power. The Queen of Country has her “game face on” as coach on The Voice, which premieres its 28th season September 22, and it’s already being called one of the most highly anticipated returns in recent memory. The buzz around Reba’s return as coach includes an unexpected and playful twist: she is arming her studio audience with paper fans printed with her face—a literal sea of Reba fans. Teasers show fellow coaches Snoop Dogg, Niall Horan, and Michael Bublé reacting with mock jealousy and genuine amusement. Meanwhile, new rules mean Carson Daly gets a “Carson Callback” to rescue talented contestants who might have slipped through. Reba herself says she’s ready to win, and her approach this season is encouraging, inspirational, and pure fun, according to sneak peeks released by NBC and coverage by outlets like iHeartCountry and American Songwriter.

    But that’s just the first act. A few weeks later, on November 7, Reba will headline the second season premiere of her sitcom Happy’s Place, airing on NBC with a double-episode event. This year, the barroom comedy promises even more star power, with special appearances from Christopher Lloyd, Carol Kane, and Cheri Oteri. Behind-the-scenes teasers suggest a possible on-screen romance for Reba’s character Bobbie and Rex Linn’s Emmett—the show’s fan-favorite pairing. Rex Linn, who is also Reba’s boyfriend in real life, hinted at a possible romantic development while joking backstage, fueling social media speculation. Show regulars Melissa Peterman and Belissa Escobedo return, keeping the found-family vibes alive. Reba’s own Instagram continues to serve as a hub for both show news and sweet behind-the-scenes moments between cast—samples include tearful reaction videos when the season was green-lit and cast celebrations over the first trailer drop.

    Business-wise, Reba extends her decades-long run as a top touring draw in country music. National trade outlets note she’s just wrapped a sold-out leg with The Band Perry as opening act, further cementing her place as the number one female country touring artist in the US, with over 9 million tickets sold. There’s been no controversy or negative news, just more evidence of her cultural staying power. While fans on social media buzz about possible song drops in conjunction with her TV schedule, nothing official has been confirmed. Reba’s week has been pure headline gold—TV legend, touring powerhouse, social media darling, all at the same time, and she shows no sign of slowing down.

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  • Reba Reigns: Dominating The Voice, Debunking Rumors, and Dropping Vinyl

    Reba Reigns: Dominating The Voice, Debunking Rumors, and Dropping Vinyl
    Sep 6 2025
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    Reba McEntire has been everywhere these last few days, capturing headlines and shaking up reality TV and music alike. With the twenty-eighth season of The Voice about to premiere on Monday, September 22, her visibility is sky-high. Industry sources at BuddyTV and NBC just revealed the playful yet shrewd new strategy she’s bringing as coach: throughout the live studio, swaths of the audience will be waving paper fans printed with her face to support her during contestant auditions. Niall Horan and Snoop Dogg have both been spotted joking about it in the show’s trailer, and it’s already generating buzz on social media for its fun factor and as proof of the Queen of Country’s enduring star power. This publicity stunt, mixed with her warmth and humor, suggests Reba’s not just aiming for another season in the coach’s chair but to dominate the show’s narrative.

    On business fronts, she continues a whirlwind schedule. According to WYRK and other outlets, she is returning for season two of her NBC sitcom Happy’s Place this November while also appearing in a national Realtor.com commercial campaign. Earlier this year, she made history yet again, hosting the ACM Awards for her record eighteenth time. During that ceremony, she performed the new single Trailblazer alongside Lainey Wilson and Miranda Lambert—a women’s country anthem that set streaming records upon release.

    For music collectors and fans, there’s major news: uDiscoverMusic confirms Reba’s iconic greatest hits album, The Hits, will get its first-ever vinyl release on October 31. The collection revisits essential tracks like I’m a Survivor and Fancy, testament to her cross-generational reach and the resurgence of her music on platforms such as TikTok.

    On the rumor mill, there’s been viral chatter regarding her supposed departure from The Voice and dubious weight-loss gummies. Reba herself took to X, formerly Twitter, to decisively debunk both stories, warning fans not to be duped by fake news or clickbait. She stated unequivocally that she neither sells nor endorses any weight-loss products and is definitely not leaving The Voice. Her social media presence this week has been strong as she attempts to nip misinformation in the bud—always a savvy move in today’s climate.

    While some speculation circles her next music project, Reba’s latest moves—strategic, charismatic, and omnipresent across TV, streaming, and social channels—suggest this particular chapter is setting the tone for another powerful era. Whether on-stage, onscreen, or savvy in the media spotlight, Reba McEntire is showing no signs of slowing down.

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