Trisha Yearwood makes exciting announcement on Tiktok ahead of her new album 'The Mirror' release
Trisha Yearwood
can now get a chance to meet her and try her newest food concept this weekend as she is gearing up to launch a brand concession stand at the BOK Center. Trisha Yearwood newest album 'The Mirror' is set to release on July 18 and she is preparing for a first in her career as she shares fresh music with the world.
On Wednesday, Trisha Yearwood made a surprising announcement to her fans who follow her on TikTok: She's going live on the app for the very first time, and it's all happening from a really special place.
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In the video, a very casual Yearwood is seen hanging out backstage as she shared the news with her followers after wrapping up a day of rehearsing. "I'm so excited The Mirror is finally coming out," she says in the video. "We're gonna be at Trisha's Kitchen on Sunday, July 20 at 12:30. We're gonna go live on TikTok. Come see us!"
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In the comments, fans shared that they were just as excited as Yearwood is for this milestone in her career. "Yee Haw! Let's do this!" one fan wrote, while another commented, "Soooo absolutely excited for you! Get it, TY!!!"
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The Mirror
is Yearwood's first new album since 2019, when she released
Every Girl
, so this one has been anticipated by fans for a very long time.
Meanwhile,
Garth Brooks
who has been been married to Yearwood since 2005—couldn't help but gush over his wife in a new social media. Singing Trisha Yearwood's praises in an Instagram post, Brooks, 63, wrote, "I've never been more excited for you," while adding to his wifey that she has "outdone" herself with her latest project.
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