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Nicole’s Nashville News- March 9

Rascal Flatts Gary LeVox now has his own clothing line. It’s called LeVox Wear and it is inspired by the clothes he wore onstage.  It is available at garylevox.com.

Reba is returning to YouTube with another concert special. Her All the Women I Am special will premiere Friday at 7:30. It was originally filmed in Louisiana in 2011. Reba will celebrate the premiere by chatting with fans on her YouTube channel.

Trisha Yearwood has recovered from Covid-19 and finally tested negative. She is back on social media again and yesterday shared a photo of her new cookbook. Trisha’s Kitchen will be available September 28.

Trisha Yearwood on Instagram: “Don’t they say good news comes in 3s??!! 1) I got the official news that I am covid negative. Thank you all for your love, support…”

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