Miranda Lambert News: New Year Means New Guy for Country Singer
Fans have been waiting for what Miranda Lambert will do next following her divorce from Blake Shelton, and finally, there's no more waiting as it has been confirmed that the country singer has found new love for the new year.
A source exclusively told E! News that Lambert is dating just one guy at the moment and that man happens to be a country sensation as well. The new guy is Anderson East, and according to the source, the two are equally smitten by each other.
"It's all pretty new and she [Lambert] is just enjoying getting to know him," the source said. What's more interesting is that the broken-hearted singer has now slowly recovered from the pain of losing her husband of four years. Other sources close to her said she's now doing a lot better.
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The source also said she has definitely learned a lot from the heartbreaks she experienced with her past relationships. She is now more knowledgeable in handling aspects such as what she wants and what she doesn't. "Miranda is in a very healthy place with loving herself now," the source said, adding that her family and friends totally approve of the life she now lives.
East is giving Lambert "butterflies" whenever they're together," the insider said. The "Over You" singer is so into East's sense of humor. Since they share a common love for music, it's not surprising that they get along very well.
The 27-year-old singer is said to be "sweet" to Lambert, which is what the lady deserves after Shelton obviously moved on too early after their split.
Shelton and Lambert announced their divorce in July, and while Lambert was reported to have had her heart broken, the former was rumored to be dating "The Voice" co-judge Gwen Stefani some weeks after the split was announced.
On the other hand, Lambert doesn't seem to mind anymore as she has found a guy who thinks she's "stunning" and will probably take care of her until such time they decide it's time to take their relationship one step forward.
