Reba McEntire, 69, stuns in lace at 2024 ACM

Reba McEntire made history last week, hosting the American Country Music Awards for a record-breaking 17th time—and she certainly stole the spotlight.The 69-year-old country icon returned as emcee in Frisco, Texas, showcasing her signature charm and humor.

Fans praised both her hosting skills and her stunning red carpet look: a black sequined blazer with flared lace-patterned trousers by Roberto Cavalli, accessorized with turquoise jewelry,

McEntire kept the audience entertained, joking about country star Jelly Roll’s name and reminiscing about her long history with the ACMs, which spans over 40 years. Viewers loved her performance, with one fan comparing her to a beloved aunt at a family dinner.What did you think of this year’s ACM Awards? Let us know in the comments!

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