For months rumors have been flying that Tim McGraw and Faith Hill are getting a divorce. Luckily, they're not alone. Fellow country stars Blake Shelton and Miranda Lambert recently addressed breakup claims, as well as some painful weight loss allegations.
Tim McGraw may be finally addressing the plethora of divorce rumors that he and his wife have been facing for over a year. In a sit down interview with Oprah, the country star will be opening up about his marriage and a nasty "family secret," as EnStarz reports:
"McGraw will chat with none other than queen of talk Oprah Winfrey for the Oprah's Master Class special series. He'll have an 'emotional conversation about the family secret that would change his life forever.' He will also dish on growing up in a small Louisiana town, his 17-year marriage to Hill and what he has learned while being a father..."
They're not the only ones talking either. Star recently reported that Faith and Tim were about to call off their marriage, quoting a source who revealed that Faith has already met with a divorce attorney:
"Faith has quietly gone so far as to talk to an attorney about her options in the worst-case scenario of calling it a day and filing for divorce."
That's not all their "source" is claiming either. The insider further alleges that Tim and Faith have lost a tremendous amount of weight, due to the stress of their relationship:
"It was shocking to see how emaciated Tim looked last September in Las Vegas at the iHeartRadio Music Festival. He spends so much time at gym, and he's really overdoing it! And Faith looks painfully thin too, light years away from when she was a leather-clad sex kitten belting out the theme to Sunday Night Football just a few short years ago."
Blake Shelton and Miranda Lambert have been facing a wave of divorce rumors as well. Though Miranda recently laughed off all of the tabloids claims, including that she had work done to lose weight, telling Us Weekly:
"I think I've had like five sets of twins in the last two years, and we've been divorced four times, and one of us had a $100 million divorce...It just feels like you can't do anything for yourself anymore...you ever thought I might just be turning 30 and trying to get a little ahead of the game? Isn't that just a normal thing to do?"
