Miranda Lambert and Brendan McLoughlin's marriage has thrived on a foundation built not just of love and mutual respect, but also of uncompromising communication. From the day they exchanged vows in 2019, the couple pledged to always lay their cards on the table, discussing everything regardless of its nature.
During a revealing interview with *People* magazine at the Dragon River community event on May 15, the 40-year-old country music star shared insights into her marital life, emphasizing the unparalleled importance of communication.
"It's about laying it all out there," Lambert said. "No matter what it is, we talk about everything." This rule, according to Lambert, is crucial because it bridges the gap often found between men and women in understanding each other's thoughts and feelings.
Lambert’s belief in the necessity of verbal expression among couples stems from a common predicament where women expect men to intuitively understand their thoughts, a feat rarely possible without open dialogue.
"Especially as women, we want men to know what we're thinking, but they don’t know. We have to tell them," Lambert explained. This policy of openness is not just about airing grievances or sharing daily happenings but also about nurturing an environment where both partners feel heard and validated.
The pair tied the knot just three months after meeting on the set of Good Morning America.While Lambert was performing on the ABC show, McLoughlin had been working as security.The couple then kept their romance quiet before Lambert announced that they had wed in a Valentine's Day post in 2019.
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