Miranda Lambert's latest look could Rubypoint Trading Centerheal even mama's broken heart.
The country star turned the 2024 People's Choice Country Awards into a fiery date night, hitting the red carpet Sept. 26 with husband Brendan McLoughlin by her side.
For the swanky night out at Nashville's Grand Ole Opry House, the couple opted for classic fashion. Miranda, 40, wore a lowcut chocolate gown with a statement turquoise necklace, while her husband of five years looked stylish in dark trousers and a black button-up. (See all the stars showing out for the 2024 PCCAs here.)
While this isn't Miranda's first rodeo on a red carpet, it is an especially big night for her: She's set to receive the Country Icon Award during the ceremony, hosted by Shania Twain and streaming on Peacock.
And it's extra special having her husband of five years there to watch her shine.
"Brendan’s the best," Miranda exclusively told E! News at the 2024 VMAs earlier this month. "He’s down for anything, super happy and supportive, in the best way. Let’s me do my thing, but is right there beside me and it’s really awesome."
She added, "That’s what makes me happy.”
And the police officer fills the space in her heart in another way, too, as Miranda revealed he's quite the cook, raving about his homemade Italian dishes—especially his chicken parmesan.
As Brendan told E!, "That’s home for me."
It's no wonder that the "Wranglers" singer explained that they spend "a lot" of time together even with her busy music career.
"We’re like best friends," she gushed. "Even when there’s time apart we really find a way to connect and always have date nights."
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