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Mickey Guyton Tries to Find the Words to Sum Up Her Feelings

by jwills | March 16, 2021

Mickey Guyton is having a break out year in 2021 — personally and professional.

On the personal side, she gave birth to her son in February.

On the professional side, in 2021, she made her late-night debut on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, received an ACM New Female of the Year nomination, AND was also asked by Keith Urban to co-host the ACM Awards show, plus she performed on the Grammy Awards!

And it’s just mid-March!

Mickey recently shared a video montage of the events leading up to her Grammy performance, with the caption, “I have sat here and tried to find the words to write up the perfect caption for this video but the only thing I could come up with is how grateful I am. This moment would not be possible without so many people. It really took a village. I do not take this moment for granted and I will continue to stand up for what is right and for what is good. I love you guys so much. Thank you for believing and if there is anything to take away from this is to never EVER give up on yourself.”

If you missed it — you can check out Mickey Guyton’s performance of “Black Like Me” from this year’s Grammy Awards right here…

Photo Credit: Phylicia J.L. Munn

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