The second season of Happy's Place is right around the corner — and stars Reba McEntire and Rex Linn are excited. In a July ...

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What was Rex Linn and Reba's first date like? The couple discovered they had a lot in common. McEntire is a proud Okie, raised in Chockie, Oklahoma and Linn was born in Texas, but moved to ...

I went, [raises hand], and so Rex said, 'That's your nickname from here on out — Tater Tot,'" she told host Jennifer Hudson, explaining that she now calls Linn by the nickname "Sugar Tot." ...

In a new social media post, they threw some strong hints that their will-they-or-won't-they dynamic will fall into the "will ...

Linn, 64, was engaged to Renee DeRese in 2010, according to People. For now, the couple are just enjoying their time together after having started dating last year.

Reba McEntire shared a sweet pic with her boyfriend, actor Rex Linn. (ABC via Getty Images) "When Poncho got wind of the picture of Rex and me with Mr. Pecker, he got his feelings hurt," she said.

When the pandemic hit, McEntire says, she and Linn texted and called every day. He is saved as “Rex Linn, long-distance boyfriend” on her phone. “I haven’t changed it since 2020,” she says.

Rex Linn and Reba McEntire. Reba McEntire Instagram McEntire and Linn, who affectionately call each other "Tater Tot" and "Sugar Tot," made their red carpet debut at the CMA Awards last month.

Happy’s Place had some fun with Reba McEntire and Rex Linn‘s offscreen relationship by pairing their fictional characters off on an emotional — and adorable — fishing trip. During the ...

Country queen Reba McEntire has been dating Better Call Saul actor Rex Linn since 2020. And fans loved hearing the couple gush about the roots of their unique relationship on McEntire’s Living ...

During an appearance on "The Drew Barrymore Show," McEntire shared what it was like reconnecting with her now boyfriend, Rex Linn, on the set of "Young Sheldon" right before the COVID-19 lockdown.