Who is Morgan Wallen dating?
COUNTRY singer Morgan Wallen’s dating life has been put under the microscope by music enthusiasts. Here’s everything we know about his relationship status. Who is Morgan Wallen dating? Wallen, 28, is reportedly dating model Paige Lorenze, according to Page Six. “They’ve been together for almost a year now,” a source told the outlet. “They agreed […]
COUNTRY singer Morgan Wallen’s dating life has been put under the microscope by music enthusiasts.
Here’s everything we know about his relationship status.
Who is Morgan Wallen dating?
Wallen, 28, is reportedly dating model Paige Lorenze, according to Page Six.
“They’ve been together for almost a year now,” a source told the outlet.
“They agreed to keep their relationship out of the spotlight, but it’s no secret among family and friends.”
Wallen was previously linked to Katie Smith.
The pair were engaged, but are no longer dating.
Katie and Morgan reportedly broke up and fans speculated his song Chasin’ You referred to somebody in particular.
However, he previously explained that he wrote the song back in 2015 when he moved to Nashville and had nothing to do with “chasing” someone.
Katie, who lives in Tennessee, is an Instagram influencer and runs a blog called Thot Thoughts.
She is religious and often posts about her relationship with God.
Does he have kids?
In July of 2020, Wallen surprised fans after revealing he had a child.
He brought his baby boy Indigo Wallen into the world with ex-girlfriend Katie Smith.
As a single parent, Wallen explained that he felt the task of raising his son without a partner a little daunting.
“[Being a single dad] is definitely not how I imagined parenthood. I wanted to have a family like my parents. My parents are still together, you know. They raised [me and my sisters] together. That was my idea for what my life would look like,” he told People at the time.
“Obviously, that’s not the way it turned out. And I struggled with that a little bit when I first found out.”
He said he had difficulties navigating the co-parenting role, but that ultimately; he and Katie put their son first.
“We’re doing our best to figure it out, just trying to do the best we can with the situation,” he said.
“I mean, a lot of people have obviously been in this situation before – having a kid with someone you’re not with – but knowing that doesn’t make it any easier.”
“Katie’s worked with me throughout the whole time, so I’ve been able to see him a lot since he was born. So if you walk in my house now, you think a baby lives here,” Wallen said.
Katie captioned her first photo with her newborn: “When you pray for God to send someone who reciprocates your love for them – and he sends you the most perfect version of that..”
What racial slur did Morgan Wallen use?
TMZ released a video that was reportedly recorded by Wallen’s neighbors showing the country singer yelling profanities after a night out in Nashville.
The country singer and a group of his buddies had spent a night out, and when they arrived at Morgan’s’ home around midnight they were extremely loud.
The group was reportedly loud enough to anger neighbors, as one began recording the country stars’ antics.
The video shows Wallen stumbling toward his house as he tells someone to watch over a guy in his group and hurls the n-word and other profanities.
“Take care of this “p***y ass motherf***er,” Wallen says.
Wallen continued his antics and says, “take care of this p***y ass n***a,” before finally heading into his home.
The n-word is an ethnic slur typically directed at Black people, especially African Americans.
Wallen issued an apology to TMZ in a statement, saying he is embarrassed and sorry.
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“I used an unacceptable and inappropriate racial slur that I wish I could take back. There are no excuses to use this type of language, ever.
“I want to sincerely apologize for using the word. I promise to do better,” his statement read.
The country singer had his contract with Big Loud Records “suspended indefinitely” following the scandal, according to a statement released on social media.
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