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Tim McGraw Gives Heartfelt Performance Of ‘I Called Mama’ At CCMAs
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A performance from country music superstar Tim McGraw was one of the many highlights of the night during the 2020 CCMAs.
The singer joined the show through video link from Nashville, Tenn. to perform an emotional rendition of his chart-topping song, “I Called Mama”.
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.@TheTimMcGraw always knows how to pull on our heart strings, Canada loves you ❤️ — watch the #CCMAAwards livestream here: https://t.co/pJwymC5u2H pic.twitter.com/rjwZvGQLfb
— ET Canada (@ETCanada) September 28, 2020
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Fans were happy to see McGraw joining in on the star-studded ceremony, which aired live on Global on Sunday.
Good to see Tim McGraw on #CCMAawards pic.twitter.com/DYq4VnLB1P
— PR & Marketing for Musicians & Actors (@DianeFoyPR) September 28, 2020
If I looked as good with a moustache as Tim McGraw does, I’d do #Movember all year long! #CCMAawards
— Joshua / thisdaddylife (@phjoshua) September 28, 2020
If I’ve said it once I’ve said it a thousand times , there’s no way Tim McGraw eats as many Slim Jim’s as he sings about and looks that good! #CCMAawards
— Robin Harper (@harpersbazaar) September 28, 2020
“As we worked to create this show we didn’t want to lose sight that winning a CCMA Award is a monumental experience for an artist and that although it seems like everything has changed, the one thing that remains constant is the hard work and achievements of our artists,” said CCMA President Tracy Martin ahead of the socially distanced event.
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“Every year we hand out awards that reflect the excellence found in Canada within our genre and we couldn’t imagine not doing that this year. We’re so grateful to our broadcast partner Global TV who, without hesitation, stepped in to help us create this incredibly memorable show.”
Radhika Apte needs no introduction to Kollywood fans after her appearance as Superstar Rajinikanth’s wife in ‘Kabali’ directed by Pa Ranjith. The intense actress impressed with her performance of a meek girl to a mother of a grown-up and especially her reunion scene with Rajini took the audience on an emotional ride.
Radhika is happily married to her British boyfriend Benedict Taylor who is a singer and she shuttles between Mumbai and London to balance her personal and professional life.
Radhika Apte in her most recent interaction with Vikranth Massey on social media from London has admitted that she does not believe in the institution of marriage. When asked why she got married the talented performer replied that it is easier for married people to get a British visa and that’s why she and her man opted for it in 2012.
Radhika is currently chilling with Taylor in their London home during the lockdown and will soon start filming her next English film ‘Noor Inayat Khan’ in which she plays a spy based on a true story.
Actor Jacqueline Fernandez is working on a secret project where she found herself in a ‘happy place’. Taking it to Instagram on Sunday, the 35-year-old actor shared a picture dressed up like a traffic police officer as she is seen laughing her heart out.
“How was everyone’s Sunday?? Fun project coming up soon! #myhappyplace,” wrote Fernandez along with a picture where she is also seen holding a coffee mug. The ‘Kick’ actor also shared a few Instagram stories of her getting ready for the upcoming project.
Recently, the actor extended gratitude to her fans after the number of Instagram followers hit the 46 million mark.
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