Mar. 16, 2025
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Thanks toLuke Bryan,Dierks Bentley’s kids had a successful day out on the water!Earlier this week, Bentley, 46, shared a series of photos onInstagramfrom a family fishing trip with “Uncle Luke.” In the snaps, Bentley’s kids, Evie, 13, Jordan, 11, and Knox, 8, caught a few fish of their own with help from the “Country Girl” singer.In the first shot, Bryan, 45, smiles next to Knox as the pair proudly show off their fresh catch.
Mar. 16, 2025
Dierks Bentley’smother teasingly calls him “theSusan Lucci” of country awards shows — and, granted, the hit-making artist is known for racking up far more award nominations than wins.
But the daytime soap opera queen did eventually pick up her Emmy after 18 tries. And Bentley, 43, just had his own good fortune, sharing the ACM Award for music event of the year with his“Burning Man”collaborators, theBrothers Osborne.
Of course Bentley’s proud mom, Catherine Childs, couldn’t let her son’s head get too big about it.
Mar. 16, 2025
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Acceptance and love all around!
AfterBrothers Osborne’s TJ Osborne, 36,came out as gayin an interview withTimeon Wednesday, his fellow country stars are celebrating him owning his sexuality and living his truth.
“Love this guy right here,” tweetedDierks Bentley, with whom Brothers Osborne toured in 2018 and had a No. 2 hit, “Burning Man.” “Happy you are telling your story dude.”
“We love you so much, Teej,” tweeted close friend (and “All My Favorite People” duet partner)Maren Morris.
Mar. 16, 2025
Bitty & Beau’s Coffeeis expanding — and some of Nashville’s favorite country artists are loving it!
On Tuesday, Bitty & Beau’s Coffee announced it would soon open its newest location in Nashville — and country artists likeDierks Bentley,Lauren AlainaandTravis Denningtook part in a promo video to welcome the opening.
“I love your cause, I love your coffee and I can’t wait to get a cup,” said Alaina, 26, in the video as she blew a kiss to the camera.
Mar. 16, 2025
Photo: Nick OnkenMax Lugavere was in denial when he saw his mother, Kathy, who was just 56-years-old,slowly slipping away.It was 2009 that he first noticed she was moving slower, becoming stiff and would lose her thought in the middle of a conversation.“She was the kind of person anybody would describe as a sharp-witted, high performer,” Max tells PEOPLE in this week’s issue, “and it suddenly seemed like she had the brain of an 80-year-old.