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Lainey Wilson Says Miranda Lambert Invited Her Over to Her Ranch to Rest — and She Ended Up Sleeping '13 Hours'

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Lainey Wilson said that Miranda Lambert invited her to rest at her home in Nashville during an episode of the Biscuits & Jam podcast

The "Heart Like a Truck" singer took her up on the offer and slept for "13 hours"

During an interview with Southern Living’s Sid Evans for an episode of the Biscuits & Jam podcast released Oct. 7, the "Watermelon Moonshine" singer opened up about how her collaboration with Lambert, "Good Horses," came about.

“This was also the year that I was just crazy busy. I think that year I slept in my bed 15 nights," Wilson, 33, said.

Lainey Wilson’s 13-Hour Sleep at Miranda Lambert’s Farm Sparks Concern

Lainey Wilson’s recent experience at Miranda Lambert’s farm has sparked conversations about the demanding lifestyle of country artists. As they navigate busy tour schedules, moments of rest and recovery become vital.

During a podcast episode of Southern Living’s Biscuits & Jam, released earlier this month, Wilson shared a memorable stay at Lambert’s farm. The singer was in the midst of a hectic year, having spent only 15 nights in her own bed. Concerned for Wilson’s well-being, Lambert invited her to the farm for a much-needed break.

Lambert suggested that Wilson come to her farm, where cell phone service was limited. Lambert promised her a peaceful nap and delicious meals prepared by her husband. Wilson accepted the invitation, excited for a chance to relax and recharge.

Lainey Wilson Says She Slept For “13 Hours” When Miranda Lambert Invited Her To Rest At Her Ranch

During a recent interview with Southern Living’s Sid Evans for an episode of the Biscuits & Jam podcast, Lainey Wilson recalled a time when Miranda Lambert invited her to rest at her Nashville farm during an extremely busy year for the singer. Wilson ended up sleeping for 13 hours, prompting concern from Lambert and her husband. “They had to go knock on the door. They’re like, ‘Is she alive?,’” Wilson revealed. The invitation came amid the country superstars’ collaboration on the song ,”Good Horses,” which was featured on Wilson’s 2024 album Whirlwind, with the duo collaborating again on the 2025 hit, “Trailblazer,” along with Reba McEntire. Wilson says her and Lambert have “so much in common,” especially their shared “love for the Western way of life,” while adding, “Also our love for coming home and planting our feet and filling our cups back up so we can go back out and pour ’em out.” (People)

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