Carly Pearce

"I used to think it was not an asset," she admits.

Pearce says her 2021 ACM Awards wins for "I Hope You're Happy Now" are especially meaningful because of what a personal song it is.

Pearce and her peers hope to pay homage to Linda Ronstadt, Dolly Parton and Emmylou Harris' iconic '80s collaboration.

It's a new version of his Christian hit.

The 23-year-old opened up about "one of the coolest experiences to come out of one of the worst situations."

The song is one of seven from Pearce's forthcoming '29'.

The singer got to usher in what ended up being a super exciting game determining who'd go to the Super Bowl.

In debuting a new song earlier this month the "Next Girl" singer once again looks to have dug deep into her personal narrative.

A clip of the new song was released to social media on Thursday morning.

The new song imagines a reunion with a loved on in Heaven.

"It was very clear that this was not the marriage that I wanted," she says.

She was upset, to say the least.