Category: Leann Rimes

I’m only now realizing why we’ve been hearing more from LeAnn Rimes lately. She’s got new projects, and she’s actively seeking out some attention after being pretty quiet in recent years. She’s got a major role in a TV show – 911: Nashville – and she’s also releasing a perfume. Plus, she’s still touring. She’s still the breadwinner of her marriage, although I suspect that Eddie Cibrian does alright financially. Anyway, LeAnn has a new interview with The Flowspace, where she talks about her many health issues, her diet, her hyperbaric chamber and more. She also reflects back on the affair that started it all. Some highlights from this piece:

She used to take a sip of tequila before performances: “I’ve traded that for Mylanta! I have acid reflux, and it’s been burning my vocal chords. [I have] a whole suitcase of all my supplements and collagen and creatine and protein and a blender. And I’m really into peptides, so I have all my shots packed on ice. There is so much prep that goes into keeping healthy on the road!”

The crew of ‘911: Nashville’ were shocked that she’s old enough to be a mom?? “They were like, ‘Oh, wow—we heard you’re going to be playing a mom—what? There’s no way you’re old enough to play a mom!’”

She loves being older. “You cannot pay me to go back to my 20s—just, no thank you. I’ll take the wrinkles! I felt very alone in this world for a long time. I don’t necessarily feel that way anymore… I don’t feel like I’m ever in hiding.

Dental issues: After getting dental veneers around the age of 16, she later had them redone by a dentist who didn’t bond them correctly; to address the problem, Rimes spent a decade undergoing multiple root canals and oral surgeries. “I look at my pictures from that time, and my face was so different—it was just so swollen,” she shares. “Oh, it was awful. I was in chronic pain for, like, two-and-a-half years.”

Going through perimenopause: She started feeling the symptoms in her late 30s and now takes hormone replacement therapy (HRT) to manage. “I thought I was crazy for about two years. I was waking up at 3 a.m. all the time, and having really, really heavy anxiety.” She sought help from Mindy Pelz, a doctor of chiropractic medicine and author of The Menopause Reset, who strongly encouraged her to open up to Cibrian about what she was going through. “She was like, ‘Look, I’ve seen marriages literally implode over this… because no one really explains it to [men].’ She was always telling me, ‘If you’re feeling something, express it to him.’ And I do; I’m really vocal about it.”

On her affair with Eddie which ended both of their marriages: Reflecting on “all of the craziness we went through,” Rimes says she understands why people had such strong reactions to the couple’s affair. “I realized very quickly that there are a lot of women who’ve been hurt. Like, I’ve been on both sides of that coin—I’ve been cheated on, too, so I know that feeling,” she says. “But so many women don’t know what to do with that anger… I was a target that was just easily projected upon. And once I realized that, things got a lot easier. Instead of taking it so personally, it’s like, look: This is not all my pain to carry. I know what I’m responsible for in the situation and making amends for that. But you know, the world’s pain is not mine to carry, and I think that really got thrown at me for a long time.”

Her daily routines: Rimes prides herself on being an early adopter of longevity treatments, declaring, “I’m one of those people who will try anything once.” She and Cibrian start their day by injecting themselves with peptide shots, a therapy that early clinical studies indicate could improve, among other things, skin and hair quality. She then spends about 90 minutes in her at-home hyperbaric oxygen chamber, which can help strengthen the body’s immune system, passing the time by binge-watching shows (her current fave: The Good Doctor) and doing word games.

[From The Flowspace]

As I get older, I get more curious about hyperbaric chambers. So many elite athletes use the chambers for recovery, and it seems to help a lot of them. I didn’t know that a singer like LeAnn could use one as well. But… spending 90 minutes every day in the chamber? LOL. Such jobless behavior. As for what she says about her affair and the backlash… damn, she really didn’t learn anything from that time, huh? Whitewashing her own problematic history too – I remember many of the crazy things she did, including creating a finsta in Eddie’s name where “Eddie” lavished praise and compliments on LeAnn. I remember all of the heinous sh-t she did to Brandi Glanville too. Oh well… it’s been years.

Photos courtesy of Backgrid, Cover Images.

The other day, I randomly thought of LeAnn Rimes and how she’s being weirdly quiet these days. Everyone grows up at some point, I guess. She’s learned how to not live every part of her life on social media, and I think she’s benefited from other celebrity scandals distracting the gossip-watchers who love tacky catastrophes. So, what’s new with LeAnn? She’s surprisingly still married to Eddie Cibrian, and they just had their fourteenth wedding anniversary in April. LeAnn and Eddie rarely go out these days and rarely get pap’d, but LeAnn still performs and tours (she’s arguably still the breadwinner of the marriage). Well, LeAnn is making headlines this week for making a confession on social media. During a recent concert, her fake teeth fell out of her mouth.

Life goes on and so does the show when you’re LeAnn Rimes. The country singer, 42, recently posted an Instagram video about an incident during which her fake teeth fell out while she was singing “One Way Ticket” during her show at The Skagit Casino Resort in Washington.

“This is the most epic example of how the show must go on,” Rimes said before getting into the details of the snafu, which she noticed when she felt something “pop” in her mouth.

“If you’ve been around, you know I’ve had a lot of dental surgeries, and I have a bridge in the front,” she said. “It fell out in the middle of my song.”

While she initially began to “panic,” she chose to get real with the audience instead of walking off stage.

“I was literally pushing my teeth in like every couple of lines and singing,” she continued. “It was the most epic experience ever. I don’t usually have firsts in my career. That was a first and hopefully a last.”

Since Rimes posted the video before another performance, she jokingly warned fans: “The front row, get ready for something to fly out. If you catch them, please return them.”

“You know, good times, just keeping it real with you, as real as I had to last night. As I said, there wasn’t a f—— thing I could do about it except either walk off or hold my teeth in and sing.”

[From People]

I always wonder about this when celebrities get those big, fake-looking veneers or, as LeAnn has, a whole interconnected front bridge. I have one crown on a back molar and it’s never popped off, so how often does this happen to a bridge or veneers? It would explain why so many celebrities are constantly having dental work too – the sh-t is popping off on a regular basis. Anyway, yeah, it happens and I imagine LeAnn’s performance was a doozy. At least she’s being real about it and trying to get ahead of it, in case a video ended up coming out.

PS… I spent a few minutes on her IG, looking at her posts for the first time in years. She still posts a lot about Eddie and his sons, but it’s not the constant daily IGs anymore. And Eddie is still disturbingly handsome, I’m sorry to say. If anything, the salt-and-pepper hair really suits him.

Photos courtesy of Cover Images.