On Tuesday (March 21), the 40-year-old Brothers Osborne country music singer announced that he and wife Lucie Silvas have officially become a family of four after welcoming twins.
Brothers Osborne was nominated for Best Country Duo/Group Performance for their song “Midnight Rider’s Prayer,” but the award went to Carly Pearce and Ashley McBryde for “Never Wanted to Be That Girl.”
The Grammys will be hosted by Trevor Noah for the third year in a row. Beyonce leads the nominations with nine nods and you can check out the full list here. The show will be broadcast live on CBS starting at 8pm ET / 5pm PT and you can stream live and on demand on Paramount+.
The brothers won the award for Duo of the Year at the event on Monday (March 7) at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, Nev.
Also nominated this year were Brooks & Dunn, Dan + Shay, LOCASH, and Maddie & Tae.
During their acceptance speech, TJ Osborne sent love to his boyfriend Abi Ventura. He said at the end of his speech, “Abi, I love you. Here’s to a great night in Vegas!”
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The 28-year-old will hit the stage to celebrate Pride, along with some special guests, in the special, which was filmed at the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, Tenn.
The 36-year-old singer-songwriter, who was already out to close friends and family, opened up publicly for the first time about his sexuality in an interview with Time.
“I’m very comfortable being gay. I find myself being guarded for not wanting to talk about something that I personally don’t have a problem with. That feels so strange,” he explained.
“People will ask, ‘Why does this even need to be talked about?’ and personally, I agree with that. But for me to show up at an awards show with a man would be jaw-dropping to people. It wouldn’t be like, ‘Oh, cool!” he went on to say.
“I don’t think I’m going to get run off the stage in Chicago. But in a rural town playing a county fair? I’m curious how this will go.”
His brother, guitarist John Osborne, explained that he was emotional when his brother finally told him.
“He was very open and candid about it, and I was emotional, because my brother was finally able to be completely honest with me about who he was. How often, in life, do we hold back parts of ourselves and wish that we didn’t?” John said of T.J.
“If I had to have all my money and success erased for my brother to be truly fulfilled in life, I wouldn’t even think about it. Not for a second.”
The brothers made sure to make their music inclusive ever since T.J. came out to him, including their music video for “Stay a Little Longer,” which featured a gay couple. Their song “21 Summer” is also about a relationship T.J. had with a man, which wasn’t public until now.
“I want to get to the height of my career being completely who I am. I mean, I am who I am, but I’ve kept a part of me muted, and it’s been stifling,” T.J. went on to say.
The American country music duo was just barely a few lines into their performance at the Chicago Bears. vs. Detroit Lions game at Ford Field when the power suddenly cut out on Thursday (November 28) in Detroit, Michigan.
Footage from the crowd shows the audience roaring with confusion as the duo’s stage suddenly went blank, and their microphones cut out.
Following the power outage, the Brothers Osborne got to perform properly, and fans praised the duo on social media for getting on with the show despite technical difficulties.
The country stars performed their collaboration “All My Favorite People,” which is featured on Maren’s new album Girl.
“They were my first friends in Nashville when I moved to town six years ago and they are my favorite people,” Maren told People about working with Brothers Osborne. “John and TJ are so down to earth and do not take themselves too seriously, and I would like to think of myself in the same vein. They make it super easy on me, and hopefully vice versa. And we’re just pros that like to have fun. I mean, this is supposed to be fun — it’s music!”