'Yellowstone' Fans Tell Lauren Alaina to 'Shut the Front Door!' After Seeing Her New Photo With Luke Grimes

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If we ever met Yellowstone actor Luke Grimes you can bet we wouldn't be as calm as singer and American Idol alum Lauren Alaina. We honestly have no idea how she kept her composure while posing for a picture after the two met each other at the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville.

Naturally, the "Getting Over Him" singer shared the unexpected encounter on social media with fans and we can probably all agree that she's not getting over this special moment with Luke (corny song pun definitely intended). She captioned the adorable photo with her own pun that read, "Dutton get much better than running into Kayce at the @opry 🤠."

Lauren was all smiles in a stunning black jumpsuit while Luke kept things casual in a loose button up and jeans. Fans were quick to run to the comments to share their thoughts on the mashup that no one saw coming by writing messages like:

• "Shut the front door! 😍😍"

• "Omg so jealous lol"

• "I LOVE this so much!!"

• "LUKE OUT NASHVILLE. There’s a new cowboy in town! 🤠"

Before anyone gets any ideas, we think it's important to remind everyone that the Yellowstone actor is married to model Bianca Rodrigues. On the other hand, Lauren is single and living her best life.

The country singer is currently on tour, but while she's live on stage, fans at home are getting to see another side of Lauren on CBS's Beyond the Edge (available to stream on Paramount + and Hulu). In the show, celebrities face off in epic challenges and push themselves through brutal conditions in order to raise money for their chosen charity. Think Survivor, but celebrity edition.

We don't want to give anything away about the show, but let's just say the latest episode is a bit of a rollercoaster.

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