A good music video sticks with you. There is something about listening to a song and seeing the artist’s vision play out on the screen. We are often transformed into a whole new world, and the lyrics take on a deeper meaning. Chris Stapleton’s new music video for Think I’m In Love With You will take you on a journey, so you’d better pack a few tissues. He revealed the new music video on YouTube on August 29, and it’s already been viewed 232,000 times. People love the upbeat tune and the video’s inspiring message. The video tells the story of an elderly man on his deathbed and his journey from earth to heaven. It seems he doesn’t want to go, but when he realizes the love of his life is waiting, he’s ready. His Family Grieves As He Celebrates In a surprising juxtaposition, the man’s grieving family plans for the end of his life while he celebrates the beginning of eternal life with a woman he’s clearly missed. We won’t give away too many spoilers, but we promise this is something you don’t want to miss. Chris Stapleton’s video has only been out for a day, but people are already going crazy over this man and his love story. Fans flocked to YouTube to watch the video and many left sweet comments. Someone wrote, “Idk who Poppop and Mommom are, but I’m sure they received the message. Beautiful song and video, Chris. Much love!” The video gave this person peace. “Just buried my sister today and the link shows up as a text. Gives me hope for when it’s my time. Thank you Chris for all of your music. They played Broken Halos during the service. Live like you are dying!!!” “Thank you. You never disappoint, Chris. You are the real deal,” a fan shared. This story’s featured image is by Debby Wong via Shutterstock. The post Chris Stapleton Dropped “Think I’m In Love With You” Music Video & Fans Are Bawling appeared first on InspireMore.

The world lost a bright light when Stephen’ tWitch’ Boss died in late 2022. His wife, Allison Holker, and three children, Wesley, Maddox, and Zaia have grappled with the grief of missing someone they loved so much. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Allison Holker (@allisonholker) In the months following her husband’s death, Allison retreated the from the public eye but returned in March 2024 as a judge on the hit competition show So You Think You Can Dance. Allison, a professional dancer, and her late husband met through a mutual friend on the show and were married for nine years before his death. Starting a new relationship after suddenly losing a spouse can take time. Many people wait years and sometimes never find love again. It appears Allison may have been bitten by the love bug after posting a mysterious snap on Instagram. Allison Seems To Be Holding Hands With Someone New The caption on the photo is a simple heart, and she doesn’t tag anyone else. But the image is of two shadows holding hands. It’s easy to see why many people believe this may mean a new romance is brewing, and fans are thrilled for Allison and her kids. Someone shared, “I’m happy you have someone to give you love in this way. Blessings you and to whoever you choose to share your life with.” This person hopes this is a new romance and dance partner. “Ahh I LOVE seeing this! So happy for you both. Just please tell me this guy can dance!!?? You and Twitch will always be my favorite dancers!” Another fan told Allison they were thrilled for her and the new adventures ahead. “Everyone deserves another love chance. I wish you nothing but love and happiness, Allison.” No word on the new love interest’s name, but here’s to many years of happiness ahead. This story’s featured image is by DFree via Shutterstock. The post Allison Holker Hints She’s Found Love More Than A Year After Husband’s Tragic Death appeared first on InspireMore.

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