Trisha Yearwood sent social media ablaze when she shared a make-up free selfie to Instagram in order to make a point about aging gracefully.
On Tuesday, the genres music icon, 56, posted similar images hours after each other, highlighting the work her make-up artist does to get Yearwood camera-ready.
The modest pic shows a fresh-faced Yearwood grinning largely in a white T-shirt, a pair of clear-frame glasses with clear lenses and a black headband with her hair pulled back into a ponytail.
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Country star Trisha Yearwood (right) is pictured here with her husband, Garth Brooks (left). The ‘In Another’s Eyes’ performer recently shared a fresh-faced pic along with a glam photo to Instagram. (Photo by Jason Kempin/Getty Images)
She added: “It’s important for you to know that I have dream days like that, and I also have really ‘real’ days like tonight…this is me, after a hard workout with my trainer, no glam, no lighting, no filter. Love you guys!!”
In the earlier photo Yearwood had posted before going filter-free, she teased that “a lot of exciting announcements” were on the horizon and that she feels “hopeful about the future…” adding, “It feels good to get excited again!”
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Fans of the Grammy-winner commented that despite the absence of make-up, Yearwood still looked beautiful.
“You’re beautiful without the glam too!! I love that you’re a real person like the rest of us,” wrote one commenter, while another added, “And you’re still absolutely breathtaking. Thanks for being real with us — we love you for it.”
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Added another fan of the songstress: “I love this! Thank you because it is important for us and for our little girls to know.”
Yearwood’s posting of the inspirational photos comes less than two months after she had announced that she tested positive for the coronavirus while Brooks did not.
During the mandatory quarantining period, Brooks told ellen-degeneres” target=”_blank”>Ellen DeGeneres< at the time. “I think 99.9% of people wouldn’t have done what I [did], but I thought since we’re here, and we ain’t got nowhere to go, let’s just attack some of the hardest things over the 15 years that bugs one of us, right?”
“It was like living in a little house,” Brooks explained. “You couldn’t go anywhere, so you couldn’t walk away from the conversation. And I thought it was great, I think we came out the other end even closer and tighter than we were when we went in.”
Yearwood then chimed in, adding: “If you can talk about the hard stuff, it’s good. And we’re in this for the long haul.”
