Nicole Beals

Nicole’s Nashville News- April 22

Jana Kramer has filed fro divorce from her  husband, Michael Caussin. The couple started having problems in their relationship several years ago but decided to work through their problems. They often shared what they were going through in their podcast, Whine Down with Jana Kramer. They also documented their journey in a co-authored book called The Good Fight: Wanting to Leave, Choosing to Stay, and the Powerful Practice for Loving Faithfully. The couple shares two children, 5 year old daughter Jolie and 2 year old son, Jace.

Carrie Underwood and Luke Bryan have partnered with the brand new Resorts World Las Vegas hotel to encourage fans to “stay fabulous”. They are featured in commercials for the hotel that will open  June 24.

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