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The Miranda Lambert and Blake Shelton divorce still has people asking what happened to the popular entertainer couple. While no official announcement has given fans any details, it appears that life after the divorce has fans searching for answers and is couched in plenty of sadness. According to US Magazine on Wednesday, Miranda Lambert has nursed her broken heart by drinking caffeine and singing sad songs.
If the stars aren’t sad enough about the split, the rumors surrounding the couple’s breakup could make anyone cry. Slightly outrageous yet still not debunked, the blame of the divorce is still being put on Miranda Lambert. According to Hollywood Life on Wednesday, the allegation is that Miranda Lambert cheated on with five men during her

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