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Yahoo
06-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Fans Love Miranda Lambert and This Young Country Star's ‘Amazing Collaboration'
Fans Love Miranda Lambert and This Young Country Star's 'Amazing Collaboration' originally appeared on Parade. and recently took the stage as part of 's "Im the Problem" tour to perform a rendition of Lambert's "Tequila Does." The "If I Was a Cowboy" singer posted a video of the song on her social accounts and fans can't get enough. The video begins with Lambert giving her duet partner a shoutout: "My sister Miss Ella Langley, ya'll," she says as the crowd erupts into cheers. Then the two women hop right into "Tequila Does," rocking back and forth in their boots. They're both wearing perfectly-country ensembles, with Lambert in a jean skirt with a big belt, knotted Tee, and a cowgirl hat, and Langley in a jean dress with red cowgirl boots. They appear to be having a great time singing together. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Miranda Lambert (@mirandalambert) Fans are loving the "dynamic duo" together. "Oh this is what we all needed 👏" commented one Instagram user, while another wrote, "Yasss…double trouble!! My favs…❤️" Some fans are even calling for the artists to work on a song together."I love y'all together! Please do a song together!! Collab with the two of yall would be 🔥" wrote one person. "Soul sisters! Can't wait to see what you all accomplish together! You compliment each other so well 💛💛💛" wrote another person who hopes the two continue working together. SIGN UP for Parade's Daily newsletter to get the latest pop culture news & celebrity interviews delivered right to your inbox With the crowd begging for more and fans online echoing the same, here's hoping this is just the beginning for this powerhouse pair. Fans Love Miranda Lambert and This Young Country Star's 'Amazing Collaboration' first appeared on Parade on Jun 30, 2025 This story was originally reported by Parade on Jun 30, 2025, where it first appeared.
Express Tribune
02-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Express Tribune
Follow your instincts, Mariyam urges mums
If there is one thing a new mother knows as intimately as the cries of her own baby, it is the barrage of unsolicited advice aimed her way — although whether these unsought tips always comply with logic is a different matter altogether. Actor and besotted new mother Mariyam Nafees cannot comprehend the old-fashioned superstitious advice young women in Pakistan are faced with, and took to Instagram Stories to vent her anger. "Mommas - listen to everyone, but do whatever you want," instructed the Neem actor underneath a screenshot of a recent parenting post shared on the Pakistan's women-only Facebook group, Soul Sisters. "You know what's best for your child," continued Mariyam in a bid to uplift the fellow mothers amongst her fans and followers. "You're the mother. You're God-gifted when it comes to instincts. You do what you feel is right!" The post in question that propelled Mariyam to vent reflected a Soul Sisters' member's experience of watching a new mother adhering to her mother-in-law's parenting tips. The mother-in-law in the post had instructed the young mother to abstain from feeding her baby post-shower until her hair had dried, in compliance with what is presumably an old wives' tale. "Went to somebody's house yesterday. The mother of the newborn was politely informed by the mother-in-law not to feed the baby because she took a bath and her hair was wet," began the original poster. "The mother waited till her hair was dry and by that time, the infant was asleep with an empty tummy." Expressing her shock, the poster went on to lament, "Even in this era of AI, we are not changing," lament. "May Allah make things easy for new brides and new moms, and may people learn the courtesy that the mom knows the needs of her child [...] please act normal. Act human." Although taking screenshots from Soul Sisters is against the group's rules, Mariyam maintained confidentiality by blacking out the poster's identity before relating her own outrage at the cultural superstition still pervading throughout society, and the young women unable to take a stand. "Read this and it kind of boiled my blood," penned the actor. "The girl here stated some legit facts. The post on Soul Sisters will have resonated with Mariyam in particular, who became a first-time mother in March with the birth of the son, Eesa, whom she shares with filmmaker husband Aman Ahmed. Soul Sisters Pakistan provides a safe space for women to share their highs and lows with strangers in the hopes to either enlighten or lighten their load.
