pandemic prevented the Kentucky native from doing what she loves most: performing in front of thousands of fans.
But through all the pain and disappointment came new songs that Carly is quick to describe as "honest, raw and strong." Her fans can now hear them thanks to the release of her"I remember feeling like I was going to have to climb a mountain at the start of this project," Carly exclusively shared with E! News. "The first song I wrote for the project, I definitely was at the bottom of the mountain.
As for her divorce from Michael, Carly couldn't help but address the defining moment in her life story. But instead of creating a bunch of songs strictly focused on heartbreak, the country singer set out to also offer sounds about hope and healing. "I went into this project accepting that this had happened to me, but I chose to look at it as a time for refinement instead of defining me," she recalled. "I think that you will hear in my music that if you are going through anything—yes, mine was a divorce—but you'll be able to find some light at the end of the tunnel with this music. Because I went through this, I'm better for it.
She’s put her story to music to show how it’s okay not to be okay and that you’re not alone. We all have problems and you have to keep pushing your way through it. It will end.
Wasn't she married for like a year who cares