Miranda Lambert: When ‘On The Verge Of A Meltdown’ I Turn To My Man Anderson East
Jul. 6 2017, Published 4:47 p.m. ET
Country bombshell Miranda Lambert has admitted she trusts hot boyfriend of two years, Anderson East, more than anything.
The 33-year-old singer confessed to Cosmopolitan in a quickie cover interview that when she’s "on the verge of a meltdown,” it’s East she turns to for comfort.
Love is "big and it’s worth it," Lambert said.
As RadarOnline.com has reported, the country crooner started dating the 28-year-old musician on December of 2015.
Their romance came just months after her rocky divorce from husband of 4 years, Blake Sheldon, 41, who as readers know is now head-over-heels for pop-star Gwen Stefani, 47.
Though previously crushed from her scandalous split from longtime love Sheldon, Lambert has not been shy about her romance with East, as she’s often shared sweet snaps and comments of her flame on social media.
"The last thing I Googled was my boyfriend, Anderson East to show off his cute pictures," Lambert admitted in her cover interview.
The singer's most recent Instagram post with East came on June 8th, when she Instagrammed a pic of her and her boy toy at the CMT Awards.
“Fun times @CMTawards. My date @andersoneast,” she wrote.
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A month earlier, she shared a photo of her kissing East on the check, writing: “My sweet handsome date. Thanks @andersoneast for being so supportive and kind. #bamaboy#backtothefarm #texasbama #blueeyes”
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