Kacey Musgraves is sharing her journey towards a more joyful life, marked by personal growth and self-discovery. In a recent interview with PEOPLE, she opened up about how her past experiences have shaped her into the person she is today and the transformative power of finding joy independently.
The year 2026 has been remarkably successful for Musgraves, highlighted by the release of her latest album, Middle of Nowhere, and her headlining tour. She has also garnered five nominations for the CMA Awards, a testament to her enduring talent. Fans have noticed a positive shift in her demeanor, which she attributes to trusting her instincts and staying true to herself.
“I’ve heard many people remark, ‘Wow, you seem so happy in this chapter of your life.’ And I truly am,” Musgraves shared.
Musgraves believes that her biggest lessons have come from her past mistakes. Rather than viewing these moments with regret, she sees them as crucial steps in her growth. “Mistakes are invaluable teachers. I wouldn’t be who I am today without them. In the moment, I was making the best choices I could. Can we really call those mistakes?” she reflected.
This change in perspective has also influenced how Musgraves approaches solitude. Previously anxious about being alone, she now values her independence and recognizes that personal fulfillment is essential. “Learning to find happiness within yourself, without depending on others, is incredibly significant. It’s a powerful lesson. I enjoy relationships, but true sovereignty allows you to attract the right people into your life, free from desperation,” she explained.
In her conversation with PEOPLE, Musgraves also discussed her modest Texas roots, the journey to self-expression, her latest album, and mending her relationship with Miranda Lambert. Next week, she will take the stage at the 60th Annual CMA Awards in Nashville, where she is one of the top contenders with five nominations across various categories.
The ceremony will be hosted by Lainey Wilson and broadcast live from Nashville’s Bridgestone Arena on ABC and Disney+ at 8 p.m. ET on November 18.
Source: countrynow.com
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