Gabby Barrett refuses to duet with male singers: “I won’t jeopardize my marriage”

Gabby Barrett revealed she won’t sing love songs with male singers in a new interview. The “Cowboy Back” singer, 23, admitted that she won’t accept male duets out of respect for her husband. Foehner falls 27. In fact, she admitted that she turned down “great musical opportunities” to perform duets with men, due to her commitment to her husband.

Gabby explained why she didn’t sing duets with men during an appearance Unexpected podcast, hosted by Dan + Shay Shay Luna wife ANA, Monday 18 December. “I hear what he has to say and I think he deserves it,” she said via Life and style. “There are songs that are just not appropriate to be sung with lyrics.”

The “Growin’ Up Raising You” singer admitted that some of the songs she rejected were “really intimate love songs.” Gabby went on to say that when an artist addresses a song, she often involves much more than simply singing it in interviews. “When you accept a song, there’s something that goes with it, that you could sing it together at awards shows, you could do interviews together,” she said. “What is she like on stage? What is this dynamic like?

Gabby explained that Cade’s feelings are a big factor in her not accepting these duets. “If I sing with another man, would my husband feel uncomfortable? “Probably,” she said. “I respect [Cade] And I love him so much that I won’t risk my marriage to duet with someone, you know? “I worry about it a lot more and I pray and hope and know that God will bless my efforts to try to keep my marriage in order, and not just for one couple or whatever.”

Gabby and Cade met while competing on season 16 of American Idol. In the interview, he also talked about how they met and how their relationship developed quickly. The two have been married since October 2019 and have two children with a third on the way. Cade also plays guitar in his wife’s live band.