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The Influence Of Divorce On Miranda Lambert
Blake Shelton latest comments concerning his divorce with Miranda Lambert has fans angered at his happy go lucky chatter. Sounding like he just dumped his baggage instead of losing a soulmate, the country singer is taking heat for his jolly remarks that offer up how life is better after Miranda. According to The Stir on Monday, Blake Shelton is a happy guy he is now that he's not shackled down by a gorgeous, incredibly talented, rich country-superstar wife.
Apparently the country star when from refusing to talk about his wife (when he was married to Miranda Lambert) to always talking about her. Since the divorce, fans have been watching the separated stars and trying to figure out what is up. Miranda has moved on and hasn’t talked about Blake
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