“Love pulls you through it all!”

With her fiery red hair, radiant smile and upbeat country charm, it’s no wonder Reba McEntire is one of the most beloved singers and actresses of the past three decades. But despite her many blessings, Reba is the first to admit that she’s also experienced her fair share of heartbreak, loss and struggle. Here, she shares how keeping her heart open to love and always leaning on her faith has transformed her pain into hopeful new beginnings

Deborah Evans Price

Country music legend Reba McEntire is best known for always having a joyful smile on her face and a song in her heart. But not long ago, the 63-year-old Oklahoma native found herself battling devastating heartbreak as she mourned the end of her 26-year marriage. “It was really hard,” Reba shares, sadness filling her voice. “More than betrayal, it was this feeling of being deserted…and I struggled not to look back on the whys and what-ifs.” As she found herself embarking on an unexpected and uncertain new chapter in her life, Reba did what she’d always done when faced with a challenge: She took shelter in the love of her family and friends and found strength in her relationship with God. “Some really difficult things have happened in my life,” Reba…

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Woman's World (Digital) - 1 Issue, October 1, 2018

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