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Kelsea Ballerini stuns in sheer metallic dress that leaves little to the imagination in new photos
Kelsea Ballerini wowed fans with her latest metallic sheer look.
In a recent Instagram post, the 32-year-old country singer shared a series of photos showing fans what she's been up to, captioning the post, "all the things all the time!"
The slideshow included pictures of her in the studio, traveling with friends, seeing a Broadway show and eating "hot girl pickles," but one picture stood out among the rest.
One of the photos featured Ballerini in a long-sleeve sheer metallic dress with web-like patterns, which left her dark-colored bra and high-waisted underwear visible.
JENNIFER LOPEZ, KELSEA BALLERINI, RENÉE ZELLWEGER STUN IN LACE, SHEER AND CUT-OUTS: PHOTOS
She paired the dress with a soft makeup look and styled her hair in a half-up/half-down look.
"Alll the studio pics - can’t wait to hear what you are creating," one fan wrote in the comments section. Another added, "look at you glowing."
Ballerini previously fueled speculation she was working on new music when she posted a text exchange between herself and Patrick Droney, which featured an audio file titled, "Math of Us," with both Ballerini and Patrick saying they are "so happy" with it.
The singer's most recent full-length album was released in October 2024, and featured many big hits, such as "Cowboys Cry Too" and "Baggage." A deluxe addition of the album was released in March 2025.
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She made news earlier this year when she and Chase Stokes broke up for a second time. They initially broke up in September 2025, before rekindling their romance and then officially calling it quits in February.
"They still love each other, which is why they've kept trying to make it work," another insider told People at the time. "But their lives are in very different places right now. Figuring out where to live and how to truly merge their lives has been hard lately. It's been something they've gone back and forth on," the source claimed.
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"Kelsea's been so supportive of him throughout their relationship, but it hasn't been reciprocated, especially as her career has continued to grow," another source told the outlet. "It feels like there's insecurity there on his end."
Fans of the singer lit up social media when she fueled cheating rumors in the comments section of Ashley Cooke's video featuring an unreleased song about a man with "wandering eyes."
Ballerini commented, "Mmmhhhmmm," and Cooke responded, "You get it."
Nicolas Cage turned down parts in two big franchise movies for roles he thought were better
Nicolas Cage admitted he turned down the opportunity to appear in two big franchise films in order to play roles he felt better suited his desires at the time.
During a recent interview with Complex News, the 62-year-old actor reflected on his career choices, saying there were two instances when he had to decide between two roles, which led him to turn down parts in two franchises.
"One was when Jim Carrey wanted me to do 'Dumb and Dumber' and I said I'd rather do 'Leaving Las Vegas,' and the other was 'Spider-Man' as the Green Goblin and I said I'd rather do 'Adaptation,'" he said. "Both those choices gave me more to do as an actor."
Jeff Daniels went on to star as Harry Dunne in "Dumb and Dumber" and its 2014 sequel, "Dumb and Dumber To." The role of the Green Goblin in "Spider-Man" ultimately went to Willem Dafoe, who played the character again in the film's two sequels in 2004 and 2007, and once more in the 2021 movie, "Spider-Man: No Way Home."
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While he missed out on appearing in the two franchises, Cage noted that he "chose what I thought was better for me at that time," adding, "I think I made the right choice."
"To play twins in a movie was a big challenge and daunting and I don't know if I could do it again. It was a lot," he added. "And to play Ben, that script just sang to me. So I would have done it had those other opportunities not been on the table, but in this case."
He starred in "Leaving Las Vegas" in 1995, playing alcoholic screenwriter Ben, who begins an unconventional relationship with a sex worker in Las Vegas. The role earned him an Academy Award and Golden Globe Award win.
His work in the 2002 movie, "Adaptation," playing twin brothers Charlie and Donald earned him his second Academy Award and fourth Golden Globe Award nomination.
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While discussing what it was like preparing for his role in the 2024 movie, "The Surfer," Cage told Entertainment Weekly he "got pounded to smithereens" while practicing his surfing skills.
"I just got pounded and literally got stuck in the rip tide, and they said they saw my board, they call it 'tombstone,' like that triangle top," he said. "I'm climbing up the leash as I'm somersaulting, and I could have died...Now I have a young kid, I don't know if I want to do it anymore."
Cage has three children with three different women, including Weston, 35, who he shares with actress Christina Fulton; Kal-El, 20, who he shares with his third wife, Alice Kim; and August Francesca, 3, who he shares with his current wife, Riko Shibata.
The actor spoke in the past about how his relationship with his children has always been his number one priority, sharing that he turned down roles in two major blockbuster franchises to be closer to his kids.
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"First and foremost ... there's no version of Nick Cage in reality that doesn't want to spend time with his children," he told People in April 2022. "There's no version of Nick Cage that didn't put family first over career."
He continued: "I turned down 'Lord of the Rings' and I turned down 'Matrix' because I didn't want to go to New Zealand for three years or Australia for three years because I needed to be home with my son Weston, that's a fact."
Manhunt underway for suspect after Virginia deputy killed, another injured in ambush; $10K reward offered
A massive, coordinated manhunt is underway in Virginia for an "armed and extremely dangerous" suspect who allegedly ambushed two deputies during a welfare check Friday night, killing a military veteran and injuring a second officer.
Carroll County Sheriff’s Office deputy Logan Utt, 31, was killed in the attack, according to Carroll County Sheriff Kevin Kemp.
The U.S. Marshals Service is offering a $10,000 reward for suspect Michael Puckett.
The deadly encounter unfolded just before 9:30 p.m. local time, when the two Carroll County deputies were dispatched to a home after a family member requested a welfare check.
When the deputies met with Puckett, he allegedly opened fire, killing Utt and wounding the second officer — whose life was saved by his ballistic vest, according to authorities.
The deputies returned fire, but Puckett fled the scene and remains at large.
SUSPECT ALLEGEDLY GUNS DOWN DEPUTY IN AMBUSH DURING ROUTINE CALL THAT ROCKED QUIET TOWN, POLICE SAY
The sheriff’s office warned the public not to approach him and call 911 immediately if he is spotted.
Utt joined the force in 2023 after serving the nation as a military veteran.
"Becoming a deputy sheriff was a lifelong dream, and he worked every day to make Carroll County a safer place," Kemp wrote in a statement Saturday. "Today, Carroll County has lost a hero, and a family has suffered an unimaginable loss."
TWO VIRGINIA BEACH POLICE OFFICERS SHOT DEAD WHILE 'DEFENSELESS' DURING LATE-NIGHT TRAFFIC STOP
Utt leaves behind a wife and children. The wounded deputy is recovering in stable condition.
Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger confirmed her office is closely monitoring the situation, urging anyone with information on Puckett's whereabouts to come forward.
"Deputy Logan Utt’s sacrifice is a testament to his bravery and dedication to his community," Spanberger wrote in a statement on X. "Adam and I are praying for Deputy Utt’s family, the injured officer during his recovery, and for the safety of all of our courageous men and women in law enforcement."
Virginia State Police is leading the investigation.
This is a developing story. Please check back for updates.
Delaney Hall protests intensify as far-left activists, ICE supporters converge in New Jersey
NEWARK, N.J. — The continued unrest outside Delaney Hall detention facility in Newark, New Jersey, took on a distinctly ideological tone during ICE demonstrations Saturday, as far-left communist-socialist activists and a far-right group clashed, transforming a protest over the center's conditions into a broader political spectacle.
The standoff began more than a week ago, when illegal immigrant detainees penned an open letter alleging physical and psychological torture, claiming they were being denied medical care and adequate food.
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) quickly denied the allegations, releasing facility menus to prove detainees are provided three daily meals with options like chicken fajitas and Salisbury steak.
After violent skirmishes earlier in the week, where federal agents were assaulted by agitators, Democrat Gov. Mikie Sherrill ordered the New Jersey State Police to take over security, claiming the move was necessary to protect the demonstrators from an "ICE surge."
By Saturday morning, the immigrant detention center had been transformed into a fortified zone surrounded by large orange plastic barricades and metal fencing.
State officials admitted the chaos is being driven by outside instigators rather than local residents, with state Attorney General Jennifer Davenport confirming five of the six people arrested by state police this week were not from New Jersey.
A crowd of roughly 200 anti-ICE demonstrators, heavily intertwined with far-left and socialist organizations, dominated the scene Saturday, chanting, "Stop ICE Gestapo! Communist revolution!" while distributing radical literature reading "LONG LIVE COMMUNISM!" and "NO PAPERS, NO BORDERS, NO BOSSES."
ICE supporters, including members of the far-right Proud Boys, also made an appearance at the protest Saturday carrying pro-ICE flags, food and cases of water for law enforcement.
Their arrival sent a shockwave through the heavily outnumbering anti-ICE crowd, with far-left agitators immediately rushing toward the barriers, screaming profanities and shifting their chants to "Proud Boys go home."
During a news conference Saturday afternoon, Sherrill claimed ICE engagement "creates an incredibly dangerous situation" adding she refuses to "back down in fighting the Trump administration and the threats they've made."
Sherrill acknowledged that "national extremist groups" have infiltrated the protests to create chaos, warning out-of-state actors that they are endangering the public and not helping the detainees.
"You're not helping detainee families, and you're certainly not keeping new Jersey safe today," the governor said. "Going forward, I urge those protesting outside of Delaney Hall to bring the temperature down so we can focus on the detainees and their families. Comply with the lawful orders from local and state law enforcement and let advocates, faith leaders and members of this community continue their work here in America."
She added state health inspectors were recently blocked from viewing anything other than the facility's kitchen, and called on the Department of Homeland Security to stop pressuring detainees into signing deportation documents.
Major cruise line hack exposes sensitive data of nearly 6 million travelers
Carnival Corporation, the world’s largest cruise company, announced it is offering some U.S. travelers two years of free credit monitoring after a data breach leaked the personal information of nearly 6 million customers.
"In April, we identified unauthorized access to a limited part of our IT system caused by a social engineering attack on a single user account," Carnival Corporation said in a statement to Fox News Digital. "We immediately blocked the activity, engaged third-party security experts and alerted law enforcement."
In a news release published on its website, Carnival said its investigation found that certain personal information was illegally accessed by an unauthorized actor who deceived an employee to gain access to its system.
MAJOR CRUISE COMPANY CANCELS ROCK-BOTTOM FARES AFTER MASSIVE WEBSITE PRICING GLITCH
According to the company’s data breach notice filed with the Maine Attorney General’s office, the hack affected 5,995,277 people’s personal information.
The company’s 2025 annual report said it served approximately 13.5 million guests in 2025 on its fleet of 90 ships. In addition to Carnival Cruise Line, the company’s portfolio includes the AIDA, Costa, Cunard, Holland America, P&O and Princess cruise lines.
Carnival said it is conducting "a thorough and time-consuming analysis" to determine what specific personal information was compromised.
The company said that so far, it has determined that names, email addresses, phone numbers, dates of birth and driver’s license and passport numbers were included in the impacted data.
Carnival announced it sent notification letters to people affected by the cybersecurity incident.
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"We’re notifying affected individuals and deeply regret any concern this causes," Carnival told Fox News Digital.
"Protecting the privacy and security of personal data is a priority for us and we've added new layers of security and monitoring on top of the comprehensive protections already in place," the company added. "We’ll also continue advancing our defenses against evolving threats."
In an online notice Carnival said was intended for people they weren't able to send notification letters to, the company addressed concerns about the length of time that passed before affected customers were notified of the breach.
The company included "Why am I just finding out about this?" in the notice’s FAQ.
"We understand this process can feel slow, and we appreciate your patience," Carnival answered. "Complex incidents like this take time and careful investigation to understand what information was affected and who it belongs to, and then to ensure notifications are handled accurately. After identifying and stopping the incident, our focus shifted immediately to investigating it fully and communicating with all impacted parties as soon as we could."
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Some frustrated customers reacted to the notice on Reddit's r/CarnivalCruiseFans forum.
"At this point our data has been out for quite some time," wrote one commentator.
Others said they would prefer to be paid for their troubles or offered a voucher for a future cruise.
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Another Redditor referenced a report that Carnival allegedly refused to pay a ransom to the hackers and now customers’ information is "published on the dark web."
This report has not been substantiated by Carnival, and the company has not publicly disclosed where customers' personal information has ended up.
According to securityweek.com, "the infamous extortion group" ShinyHunters has claimed credit for the attack. The website noted, however, that Carnival has not confirmed the claim.
"From glitches to data breaches. What's going on Carnival?" wrote another, referencing the company’s recent cancellation of cruise reservations after an apparent website glitch briefly displayed extremely discounted fares.
Regarding the security breach, the company said it is "offering individuals in the U.S. two years of complimentary credit monitoring through its preferred third-party vendor, TransUnion."
In addition to enrolling in credit-monitoring system, Carnival is encouraging affected customers to monitor accounts and credit histories vigilantly and contact local police if they suspect fraud or identity theft.
Nick Shirley blasts California lawmakers for what some have dubbed the ‘Stop Nick Shirley Act’
Independent journalist Nick Shirley accused California lawmakers of trying to shield taxpayer-funded organizations from scrutiny after the state Assembly advanced AB 2624, dubbed the "Stop Nick Shirley Act," a bill the author says is intended to protect immigration service providers from harassment and threats.
"I obviously hit a nerve," Shirley said during an appearance Wednesday night on "Fox News @ Night" with Trace Gallagher.
"What's interesting about this, this bill is it's protecting NGOs and nonprofits," Shirley said. "These are organizations and groups that receive our tax dollars, yet they want to make it so we can't find out what they're doing with our tax dollars."
Shirley argued the proposal would discourage investigations into organizations receiving public funds.
The comments came after Gallagher played remarks from Assemblymember Mia Bonta, D-Oakland, who authored the legislation and said immigrant service providers have faced harassment, doxxing campaigns and threats.
Shirley rejected the argument that his reporting amounts to harassment.
"My response is stop using these communities, commit fraud, and no one will ever have any speculation about fraud taking place when we know that the fraud is very much real," Shirley said.
Referencing his previous reporting, Shirley pointed to alleged fraud cases involving Minnesota nonprofits and California hospice operators.
"The Somalis in Minnesota, they stole hundreds of millions, billions of dollars, and then the hospice fraud that took place inside California," Shirley said. "Everyone was saying that was bogus. And then her husband actually tried to take credit for exposing the hospice fraud after I had went and exposed the hospice fraud."
NICK SHIRLEY SAYS 'LEFTISTS' ARE 'COMING AFTER ME' FOR EXPOSING MINNESOTA FRAUD
Shirley was referring to Assemblymember Mia Bonta's husband, California Attorney General Rob Bonta, who has not responded to Fox News Digital's request for comment.
"The fraud has been going on for so long. These fraudsters thought they could get away with it for so long that so many people started committing this fraud."
In an X post, Shirley claimed the bill would place journalists at civil risk for investigating fraud involving immigration support services, nonprofits and health care facilities. He argued that investigators could face injunctions, attorney fees and statutory damages if covered organizations claim a reasonable fear for their safety.
The post drew support from several elected officials and political commentators. Rep. Tim Burchett responded, "This is Democrat leadership."
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Republican New Hampshire congressional candidate, Lily Tang Williams, argued taxpayers should be concerned by the legislation.
"Taxpayers should be outraged by this in CA," Williams said. "If CA signs this bill into law to protect fraudsters, Federal government must fight back."
AB 2624, titled "Privacy for Immigration Support Services Providers," passed the Assembly and was sent to the California Senate on Wednesday. The measure would create privacy and address-confidentiality protections for immigration service providers who face documented threats or harassment because of their work.
Fox News Digital reached out to Assemblymember Mia Bonta for comment, but did not immediately hear back.
IndyCar driver Felix Rosenqvist had the busiest week after winning the Indianapolis 500
The Indianapolis 500 is kind of unusual in that it's the biggest race the series has to offer, and it comes in the middle of the season after an entire month of preparation.
That's exhausting, and for the winner, attaining a lifelong dream like that means one thing: one hell of a wild week before you have to do it all over again.
IndyCar is in Detroit this week for the Chevrolet Detroit Grand Prix, but Rosenqvist hasn't had much downtime since the biggest win of his career.
According to IndyCar, immediately after winning the race, Rosenqvist's media obligations got under way and those continued for several hours after the race.
Then, on Monday, he had more interviews and a photo session and the Victory Celebration that night.
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Then it was on to New York for more interviews, trips to the Empire State Building, Times Square, and even the red-carpet premiere of Indy 500 Grand Marshal Brendan Fraser's new movie, "Pressure."
On top of that, he still had more to do in Indy and threw out the first pitch at a Tigers game ahead of the Detroit Grand Prix weekend.
I'm exhausted typing that. He lived it, and still has to race this weekend.
And, oh yeah, this is coming about two weeks after he became a father.
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"Obviously, (I’m) tired, but I had fun with it," he said. "(There were) a lot of interviews, but you’ve got to strike when the iron is hot, right? Also, I feel like I’m representing motorsports in a way maybe we normally (can’t). It’s kind of cool. It’s good for the sport."
It's great for the sport, and especially after the closest finish in Indy 500 history and one of the most exciting. It's also great to ride the momentum and get back to racing as soon as possible.
Rosenqvist will look to become the first driver to win the next race after winning the Indy 500 in quite some time, but he'll have to do it from the middle of the pack. He'll start the Chevrolet Detroit Grand Prix in P16.
Championship leader Alex Palou starts on pole with Will Power alongside him on the front row in P2.
Caitlin Clark's turnover problem could be a defining factor in her legendary WNBA career
Few athletes in sports history have entered the professional ranks with more hype and intrigue than Caitlin Clark. She’s a bonafide superstar — a transcendent sports figure on and off the court. The former Iowa Hawkeyes star shattered scoring records in college, transformed women's basketball into a national phenomenon and has continued rewriting the WNBA record book since arriving in 2024. Yet amid the highlights, logo threes, and jaw-dropping assists, one statistic continues to follow Clark everywhere she goes: turnovers.
When the Indiana Fever fell to the Golden State Valkyries on Thursday night, Clark had two awful turnovers in crunch time, and led her team in that category with five, while simultaneously leading the team in scoring. It was another clear example of one of her game’s major flaws.
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Clark's brilliance as a playmaker is undeniable. She’s must-watch TV in a league full of missed lay-ups. As a rookie, she led the WNBA in assists, set the league’s single-season assists record with 337 (breaking the previous rookie mark of 224), and became the first rookie in league history to record multiple triple-doubles. She recently became the fastest player in WNBA history to reach both 1,000 career points and 500 career assists, reaching the 500-assist milestone in just 59 games and shattering the previous record held by Sue Bird (82 games). She’s doing the unthinkable almost on a nightly basis. That’s the reality, and it’s why her games are routinely moved to NBA arenas to meet demand, why she has outsold LeBron James in jersey sales, and why the WNBA is experiencing unprecedented growth in revenue, viewership, and overall interest.
However, Clark's historic production has come with historic turnover numbers. During her rookie season in 2024, she committed 223 turnovers, the most ever recorded by a player in a single WNBA season. The previous record was 137. Clark not only broke the record — she obliterated it.
The issue isn’t entirely new, though. At Iowa, Clark often operated as both her team's primary scorer and primary facilitator, routinely attempting difficult passes that few players would even consider. The same aggressive style that made her a generational talent also led to elevated turnover totals throughout her college career. When she entered the WNBA, facing quicker, more well-rounded defenders and superior, complex defensive schemes, those mistakes became even more noticeable. To her credit, and if you watch any of her games, you’ll notice many dropped passes from teammates, which, unfortunately, contribute to her inflated turnover numbers, though they are not necessarily her fault. That was extremely evident in her rookie season, adding much frustration for Clark.
Many analysts have come to Clark’s defense over the last three seasons. They argue those turnovers are the price of greatness for elite creators. Players such as Sue Bird, Diana Taurasi, Alyssa Thomas, LeBron James and Luka Dončić have all posted high turnover numbers because they control so much of their team's offense. Broadcasters and analysts have repeatedly pointed out that Clark generates far more scoring opportunities than she gives away. In many games, her assists and offensive prowess create positives that can arguably offset her mistakes.
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What makes Clark's turnover numbers particularly fascinating is that they exist alongside some of the strongest impact metrics in the league. Through the early part of the 2026 season, the Fever have outscored opponents by 32 points with Clark on the floor, and her influence extends far beyond her own scoring. Her assist rates have consistently been among the highest in the league, approaching 50% of teammates' baskets while she is on the court in recent seasons. She also remains one of the WNBA's premier offensive engines, generating a significant portion of Indiana's offense through her elite passing, floor spacing, and ability to create open shots for teammates. Her shooting range forces defenses to extend well beyond the arc, creating opportunities throughout the floor.
Those accomplishments help explain why many analysts view her turnovers as a byproduct of her extraordinary workload rather than evidence of inefficient play. The challenge moving forward is finding the balance between maintaining her aggressive, game-changing style and reducing the mistakes that can swing close games, such as the Valkyries loss I mentioned earlier.
Still, I believe there is a legitimate, long-term concern with her inability to take care of the basketball. Turnovers are often forgiven when a player is young, especially one carrying such a massive workload and spotlight. But as careers progress, efficiency becomes a larger part of the conversation. If Clark continues to lead the league in turnovers year after year, critics could eventually point to ball security as the primary weakness in an otherwise Hall of Fame resume.
Today, Clark remains among the league leaders in turnovers per game while simultaneously ranking among the WNBA's best playmakers. Clark is currently leading the league in turnovers, averaging 5.2 turnovers per game, while Angel Reese is second with 4.8. The question isn't whether she can continue producing assists and points at an elite level. She's already proven that. The question is whether she can trim the risky passes and unforced errors enough to maximize her impact.
If she does, Clark's legacy may be remembered as that of one of the greatest offensive players the sport has ever seen. If she doesn't, the turnover discussion could remain the lone blemish attached to an otherwise historic career.
Donald Trump shouts out Jaxson Dart after Giants QB's appearance at event was met with controversy
New York Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart hopping on stage to introduce President Donald Trump, and his teammate Abdul Carter calling him out for it, has been the talk of the sports world this week.
Everyone has given their take on it, and the two players at the center of it all have worked things out, and it doesn't seem like there's some schism in the team's locker room.
However, President Trump is firmly on Jaxson Dart's side, as you might expect.
In fact, he's all in on Jaxson Dart, the WINNER.
TRUMP BACKS GIANTS QB JAXSON DART AFTER RALLY APPEARANCE BACKLASH, SAYS 'HE'S ALSO LOVED MORE'
"Thank you Jaxson! It was great being with you," the president wrote on his Truth Social platform. "I know you’re taking some heat from the Radical Left Lunatics who are jealous of you, me, and everyone who surrounds us but, I also know that your Jersey also went to Number One, and you’re making Millions of Dollars so, YOU ARE A WINNER — THEY ARE ALL LOSERS."
I can never get enough of the president's writing. There's just never been anything like it.
Can we just take a moment to appreciate the wild capitalization?
"Radical Left Lunatics" and "Number One" I kind of get because he's almost using them like titles, while "Jersey" reeks of auto-correct. But it would've never occurred to me to capitalize "Millions of Dollars," but that's probably because I've never encountered that in my own life.
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Maybe your perspective on it changes when you rake in a cool million... I mean Million.
But man, what a post.
Just when you think this whole "controversy" is cooling off, here comes the president to take a leaf blower ot the smoldering coals.
So, now, we'll see if there's any more that comes of this now that President Trump has put the ball back in the Losers' court.
Morgan Wallen smashes piano on stage after equipment fails mid-performance during concert
Morgan Wallen couldn't get over his frustration while on stage at a recent show.
In a fan-captured video obtained by Fox News Digital, the 33-year-old musician is seen getting frustrated when his equipment seemingly malfunctions in the middle of his performance of "Sand In My Boots."
After he finishes singing the song, Wallen walks over to the piano and pushes it over, breaking it.
"While playing 'sand in my boots' Morgan gets off the piano cause it isn’t [working] as it should," the video's caption on TikTok reads. "He finishes acapella then proceeds to push the piano over, breaking it!"
Wallen was performing in Denver as part of his "Still The Problem Tour," which kicked off in April in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
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During his tour stop in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, country singer Ella Langley stepped on stage as Wallen's opening act, and later joined him on stage to perform their new duet, "I Can't Love You Anymore," a decision which sparked backlash from fans online who accused them of being "MAGA."
"Now that she's collabing with Morgan Wallen we can assume she's MAGA so wdc [what the crap]," wrote one X user.
"She's friends with and collabing with Morgan Wallen. A known racist and maga," another social media user commented, while a third added, "Hitler and Stalin announce collab."
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Other fans came to her defense, with one writing, "Who cares bama girl on top."
"I’m so sick of people politicizing f---ing everything," another chimed in. "Can we just enjoy a collab between two solid country artists without everyone f---ing crying about it, PLEASE?!"
The incident with the piano is far from Wallen's first unsavory experience on stage. In an interview with Billboard News in March, singer Nate Smith shared that he once threw a drink in Wallen's face when they were on stage together.
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He explained that he "was trying to be funny, and it wasn't funny," admitting Wallen "should have kicked me off the tour," but instead the two of them laughed about it together on FaceTime later.
"He's a very forgiving person. He has a lot of grace. He's a good man," Smith said. "He's a good man. He's a great guy. Literally a whole cup. A whole cup. I thought I was the funniest guy in the world."
He explained that, after apologizing, Wallen said he understood, telling him, "Man, I probably would have done the same thing, or I've done the same thing."