Nicole Beals

Nicole’s News- March 9

Kelsea Ballerini and Florida Georgia Line‘s Tyler Hubbard are among celebrities who will get some help with organization during the new season of Get Organized With The Home Edit. Season 2 will be available with on Netflix beginning April 1.


The country stars were doing a little gambling while in Vegas for the ACMs. A Songwriter of the Year isn’t the only thing Hardy took home with him. He won  $20,000 playing Roulette. More than he has ever won in his life.


Thomas Rhett‘s fans were surprised to hear that he’ll release two albums this year but nobody was as surprised as his biggest fan, his wife, Lauren.

@thomasrhett

So anyway…I have a new album coming out April 1st

♬ original sound – Thomas Rhett

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