Reba McEntire - known simply as Reba - is an American country singer, actress and businesswoman from Oklahoma, born March 28, 1955. With 25 number-one hits spanning four decades, over 75 million records sold worldwide and membership in the Country Music Hall of Fame, she is widely regarded as the defining female voice in country music history. Beyond music, she starred in the long-running sitcom Reba and currently leads the NBC comedy Happy's Place, now in its third season.
NBC renewed Happy's Place for a third season, with McEntire and Rex Linn continuing to co-star.
McEntire was surprised on the set of Happy's Place to mark the 50th anniversary of her first record deal, signed with Mercury Records on November 11, 1975.
McEntire received a Grammy nomination for Best Country Duo/Group Performance for 'Trailblazer', her 18th career Grammy nomination.
McEntire announced her engagement to actor Rex Linn at the 2025 Emmy Awards red carpet; Linn had proposed in December 2024.
McEntire released 'Trailblazer' with Miranda Lambert and Lainey Wilson and performed it live at the 60th ACM Awards, which she hosted for the 18th time.
