Jelly Roll is working on losing weight and improving his health. The next step in his journey is completing his second 5K run. This time, he wants to include his fans in his journey, so he has created what he's calling the Jelly Roll Losers Run Club. He is running his next 5K in Tampa in May, and he's invited his fans to join him not only in the race, but his training for the event. Jelly Roll is sharing his diet and exercise routine free of charge in a Facebook group and app. His actual trainer will be providing training tips, lifestyle advice and eating suggestions. "What we are trying to inspire here is both change and belief in the community," Jelly Roll says. "Somewhere you can go and feel judgement free when you're trying to figure this thing out."
Lady A's Hillary Scott and her husband, Chris Tyrell, are expecting baby number four. The couple, who are already parents to daughters Eisele, Emory and Betsy, will welcome their fourth daughter this summer. Hillary shared her excitement on Instagram, posting a picture of her children wearing "Big Sister" bracelets and showing off a maternity bin she's preparing to use again.
Lainey Wilson and her longtime boyfriend, Devlin "Duck" Hodges, are engaged. She shared the news Wednesday evening in a post that included pictures of him popping the question, her beautiful ring and the cowboy hat ring box. Behind the couple, you can see framed photos of the two of them, roses and candles. "4x4xU forever," Lainey wrote alongside her post. In one video, she pretends to be weighed down by the rock on her finger. Her fans had started to speculate that a marriage proposal was coming and it turns out they were right.
The 2025 Juno Awards are being held March 30th at Rogers Arena in Vancouver and will air live on CBC. Congratulations to Josh Ross who is nominated in the all-genre categories for the Fan Choice Award, Single of the Year for "Single Again" and Album of the Year. Owen Riegling is nominated in the all-genre Breakthrough Artist or Group of the Year. Dean Brody and Jade Eagleson are also up for the Fan Choice Award. Country Album of the Year nominees are Brett Kissel "The Compass Project: West Album," Dallas Smith "Dallas Smith," Josh Ross "Complicated," MacKenzie Porter "Nobody's Born With a Broken Heart" and Tyler Joe Miller "Going Home."
Old Dominion are celebrated being named the CMA's Group of the Year for seven consecutive years by raising $1.25 millon for charity over the course of seven shows. They performed seven concerts at Nashville's Ryman Auditorium from Feb. 3-6 and raised money for seven different charities. The 7 For 7 Residency also set the record for the most consecutive shows in Ryman's history. Old Dominion were joined by special guests Bear Rinehart from NEEDTOBREATHE, Steven Wilson Jr., Phil Vassar, ERNEST and The War & Treaty.
Nate Smith is on a weight loss journey and he's down 50 pounds so far. He shared the news with his fans in a post on social media that showed a current photo of him next to an older shot. "50lbs lighter baby," Nate writes. "Shoutout to @tastyshreds for the help! I love you little brother so much." He explains that creating a calorie deficit helped his slim down. "It turns out if you eat less food, you actually lose weight. Putting the fork down and just going for it is how you do it." He also had the help of his brother who specializes in creating low calorie, high protein meals for clients, including his brother.
Chris Stapleton says that his 2023 national anthem performance at the Super Bowl was probably the last time he will perform the anthem. During a recent interview, Chris said that it is a performance that carries a lot of extra pressure, enough to give him stage jitters. "I would have people ask me to sing the national anthem for various things," Chris explains. "I jokingly always said, 'No, I'll just do it at the Super Bowl.' I'd just turn it down a lot. And I do say now that I have officially retired from it as well." His version of the national anthem will go down in Super Bowl history as one of the best performances of that song.
Kameron Marlowe stumbled across a TikTok account that reminded him of his childhood and he couldn't help but contribute to the GoFundMe. Last March, a group of friends who go by the user name "rory.wes.jacob.michael" started a TikTok account to showcase their outdoor adventures. They quickly gained a large following of people who are inspired by them. Their latest project is a large fort in the woods, with plans to add a shooting range and a mini dirt bike track. The boys, who all have jobs, decided to start the GoFundMe so that people could help contribute to the building of the fort. Kameron was inspired by the story and decided to donate $200 to help out. "I don't know, it just kind of came up on my for you page. And so they were wanting to build a fort and it just kind of reminds me of my childhood and the stuff that I used to do with my friends and I was like, man, I feel like I grew up so fast. Time has flown and I missed those years. So yes, I guess I donated a little bit to help them build that fort," says Kameron.