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

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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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