Mỉanda Lambert flipped off the cameras in a new video promoting her single Dammit Randy as divorce rumors continue to swirl.
On Wednesday, the country music star posted a TikTok video set to her single Dammit Randy that was released last month.
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The clip included a collection of bloopers from what appears to be a campaign shoot for Miranda’s lifestyle brand Idyllwind.
At one point, the 40-year-old Grammy winner raises her middle fingers in response to her interviewer’s cue for a “sassy comment now” before they both burst out laughing.
The record-breaking country musician also poked fun at attempts to “make a cool TikTok video” while sharing other outtakes from the shoot.
She captioned her post, “Bloopers or it didn’t happen. Can’t wait for Idyllywind’s fall collection y’all!”
The release of Alimony followed the soulful Dammit Randy, the lead single from her upcoming studio album Postcards from Texas, last month.
Since it was debuted, Miranda’s fans have speculated the song is a sign of marriage troubles between her and husband Brendan McLoughlin.
Alimony was released shortly after Brendan, 32, was filmed grinding and dancing with women at the Grammy winner’s bar in Nashville.
Many fans interpreted the song’s lyrics about a woman seeking spousal support as a thinly veiled message to the former NYPD officer in the aftermath of the scandal.
Its lyrics read, “Just know as soon as you get caught / They’ll all be good as mine.
“And you’re gonna love how this all works out / ‘Cause it all works out for me / What’s mine is mine, and what’s yours is mine.”
The song concluded, “If you’re gonna be a dumba** / Honey, I hope you remember the alimony.”
Over the weekend, Miranda shared an Instagram post showing her wearing a showstopping denim jumpsuit while signing postcards to promote her upcoming album, which will be released in September.
She picked Alimony as the background music for her post, leaving fans to ponder whether Miranda was, once again, sending a “message” to Brendan.
Miranda Lambert promotes new divorce anthem in tight jumpsuit as fans think cryptic lyrics are ‘a message’ to husband
In June, The U.S. Sun reviewed since-deleted TikTok videos that captured Brendan dancing with multiple women at Miranda’s Tex-Mex restaurant and bar in Nashville, Tennessee.
Miranda Lambert’s Relationship History
Miranda Lambert rose to fame in 2003, after she appeared on Nashville Star. The singer released a number of hits that put her on the map in the mainstream country world. Early in her career, she was linked to fellow country crooner Blake Shelton, whom she eventually married. The pair divorced in 2015, however, and both have moved on.
Here’s a look at Miranda’s relationship history:
Blake Shelton:
Miranda Lambert and Blake Shelton got engaged in 2010 after several years of dating. The pair married in 2011 and stayed together until 2015.
Anderson East:
Miranda and Anderson went public with their relationship in 2016. They were together for two years, calling it quits in 2018.
Evan Felker:
Miranda and Evan, famous for being a singer in the Turnpike Troubadours, dated briefly from June to August 2018. At the time, Evan was still legally married to his estranged wife Staci Felker.
Brendan McLoughlin:
Miranda debuted her romance with Brendan in February 2019, revealing that they were married. They celebrated their second wedding anniversary in February 2021 and attended the Grammy Awards together two months later.
Miranda’s representatives didn’t respond to The U.S. Sun’s requests for comment at the time.
The clips also showed Brendan having an intimate conversation with a woman on the dance floor, as fans reacted to the footage after it was shared on a Reddit forum.
“Ooooffff that’s a bad look my dude,” one comment read.
The mystery woman in the video later spoke out in an interview with InTouch magazine, clarifying that Brendan was “never inappropriate or suggestive in any way.”
“He was not flirty,” the woman, who asked to remain anonymous, told the publication. “The bar was extremely loud, and even yelling in each other’s ear, it was hard to hear anything.
“He left about an hour, maybe an hour and a half, before we left,” she continued. “Truly, none of us ever felt that there was any flirting happening.
“It was just dancing, laughing, and talking. He was friendly and casual, but never inappropriate or suggestive in any way.”