Blake Shelton Was Caught on Camera Dancing to Miranda Lambert’s Song at the CMA Awards

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• There are already a ton of rumors flying around about Blake Shelton and Miranda Lambert at the 2019 CMA Awards.

• Some reports claim Miranda didn’t stand for Blake, but others say both Blake and Miranda bobbed their heads politely while the other was singing.

After years of possibly shady tweets and thinly veiled award show digs, Miranda Lambert and Blake Shelton may have found some common ground.

The formerly married couple both attended the 2019 CMA Awards with their respective partners, Blake with longtime girlfriend Gwen Stefani and Miranda with husband Brendan McLoughlin. Though there are some rumors that Miranda wasn’t the biggest fan of Blake’s performance, a video of Gwen and Blake proves that they were pretty polite while she was on stage.

In fact, the clip even shows Blake "bopping along!" Check it out for yourself below.

According to People, Blake and Gwen did dance to Miranda’s single, “It All Comes Out in the Wash.” They also reportedly did applaud, but the outlet claimed Blake and Gwen didn’t stand like some of the other celebs in attendance.

People also reported that Brendan and Miranda nodded along politely when Blake belted out “God’s Country,” but the newlyweds didn’t join for the standing ovation he received at the end. Us Weekly suggested the same, but did not mention that Miranda and Brendan were enjoying the performance earlier.

Obviously, the actual goings-on between the exes are murky, but it sounds like both Miranda and The Voice coach showed each other some mutual respect at the CMAs.

They probably won’t be double dating any time soon, but we’re happy that they can both enjoy (or at least pretend to enjoy) each other’s award-winning talent.

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