Inside the messy Nashville love triangle dividing country music fans
The speculation centers on chart topper Riley Green, 36, who has collaborated with Alabama-born singer Ella Langley, 26, and her fellow breakout artist Megan Moroney, 27 - and appears to have sparked romantic rumors with both.
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