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In the past few days Reba McEntire has been in the news and on social media for a mix of deeply personal remembrance, prime time visibility, and savvy business. According to ABC Audio and iHeartCountry reports, she shared a heartfelt Instagram tribute to her late friend and former collaborator Rob Reiner after he and his wife were found murdered in their Los Angeles home. In the post, Reba recalled working with him on the 1994 film North and how he helped craft the ending of her classic Does He Love You video, writing that she enjoyed every minute around him and that she will miss him, a quote widely picked up by country radio news and outlets like Wide Open Country and WYRK. Entertainment coverage notes that she also spoke about Reiner on the red carpet for The Voice season 28 finale, telling Access Hollywood he was easygoing, humble despite his fame, and simply the best, giving the tribute a very public, televised dimension that will likely become a notable footnote in both of their biographies.
At the same time, Reba remains front and center as a coach on The Voice, with NBC and iHeartCountry highlighting her role heading into this weeks live finale alongside Michael Buble, Snoop Dogg, and Niall Horan, and replaying the clip where she surprised Lainey Wilson on the show with an invitation to join the Grand Ole Opry. That earlier moment resurfaced on her Instagram over the weekend, and coverage from iHeartCountry framed it as one of her favorite memories on the series, reinforcing her ongoing image as a mentor connecting generations of country artists.
On the business front, she is making fresh headlines with the national rollout of her Reba by Justin boot collection. A new Justin Boots press release, echoed by country radio sites like 93.7 K Country, details bold red, black, and ivory womens styles such as the Queen, Rumor, Nell and Hart designs, marketed as tough sexy boots that channel her persona and available now online and at select retailers. This expansion of the long running collaboration underscores her continuing clout in western fashion.
Finally, lifestyle outlets such as Country Living and Parade have amplified a nostalgic TikTok and Instagram reel she posted, where she jumps on a viral trend to look back at the life changing moment she said yes to singing the national anthem at the National Finals Rodeo 51 years ago. That reflective montage, packed with clips from her early career to Reba, Happys Place, and The Voice, has fans in the comments calling her the greatest of all time and reads like Reba herself curating her legacy in real time.
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