Lainey Wilson, 30, looked smitten as she stepped out at the 2023 ACM Awards red carpet, hand in hand with new boyfriend Devlin Hodges, 27.
The singer and Yellowstone star, who was presented awards for Female Artist of the Year and Album of the Year, looked happier than ever while debuting the relationship.
For the event, Wilson chose a show-stopping metallic green jumpsuit with a cut-out section that put her toned midriff on display.
The Heart Like a Truck singer completed the look with gold platform heels and accessorised with a black hat and some layered gold necklaces.
Hodges looked dapper as he supported his talented girlfriend, wearing a muted blue blazer and a white button-up with a bolo tie – the sporting star even added a green pocket square that matched Wilson’s jumpsuit.
He donned a pair of tight-fitting denim jeans with a chestnut brown belt and added a beige cowboy hat to finish off the look for the ceremony, which took place at the Ford Center at The Star in Frisco, Texas.
The appearance comes after Wilson, who played Abby in season five of Yellowstone, spoke exclusively to Express.co.uk about how the show has changed her life.
The award-winning country musician spent some time in the UK preparing to perform at the Country 2 Country Festival a the O2 Arena back in March.
Ahead of her show, she spoke to Express.co.uk about having her music featured in Yellowstone and how playing the role of Abby has opened up so many doors.
“Just having music in the show in general has been a huge stepping stone for my career,” she said.
“It has introduced me to a lot of people because the soundtrack of that show is huge.
“To think a soundtrack can have that much of an impact on someone’s career is wild.
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“So when Taylor Sheridan asked me to be a part of the show I knew this was going to be huge. It’s going to be an opportunity for people to put my voice to my face.
“I think that has been one of the biggest dots that has been connected so far, so it has changed a lot for us.”
The star was initially nervous about seeing herself on screen for the first time in what was her acting debut, but she praised the show’s creators for “doing her justice”.
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