Let’s talk about love, specifically the kind that involves juggling careers, schedules, and hearts. Reba McEntire, the one and only Queen of Country, is diving headfirst into reigniting her romance with Rex Linn, and she's not letting anything—or anyone—stand in her way. At 69 years young, Reba knows what she wants, and right now, that’s Rex. But it’s not all smooth sailing for this power couple. Like any relationship, theirs comes with its own set of challenges.
Exclusive sources close to the couple tell Closer that Reba, ever the hardworking queen of her domain, is making a conscious effort to ensure Rex doesn’t feel neglected. At 67, Rex deserves the best, and Reba knows it. She’s promising dream vacations and quality time because, honestly, who doesn’t need a little extra TLC when life gets hectic? Reba’s workaholic tendencies could push Rex away if she doesn’t make a conscious effort to step it up.
Reba's Secret Weapon: Quality Time
“Paranoia has definitely crept in, and Reba’s realizing she’s got to up her game if she wants to keep Rex happy,” a well-placed insider reveals. “She’s not just desperate; she’s determined. She doesn’t want Rex to stray, and she’s willing to do whatever it takes to keep their love alive.”
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Back in October 2020, during an episode of her “Living and Learning” podcast, Reba opened up about her relationship with Rex. It all started with a double date in New York City, where they hit it off. As the world shut down due to the pandemic, they found themselves bonding over hours-long FaceTime calls. Talk about turning lemons into lemonade!
Rex: The Gentleman Who Deserves More
Rex Linn, star of CSI: Miami, is described as “the kindest person,” but even kindness has its limits. “His patience is bound to wear thin if Reba doesn’t make drastic changes,” another source warns. “She knows she’s not perfect, and she can be a bit of a handful, but her heart is in the right place. And let’s face it, she’s lucky to have him.”
But here’s the kicker—Reba’s schedule is packed. Between her commitments to The Voice and other projects, finding time for Rex isn’t always easy. That’s why she’s prioritizing their relationship by planning more vacations, date nights, and family fun. “It can’t all be about work,” the source emphasizes. Reba understands that balance is key, and she’s willing to make sacrifices for the man she loves.
Love in Action: Casting Rex in Her New Sitcom
Reba isn’t just talking the talk; she’s walking the walk. A separate source reveals that Reba insisted on casting Rex in a starring role on her upcoming sitcom, Happy’s Place, which premieres this fall on NBC. This wasn’t just about giving him a gig—it was about keeping him close. “Reba was genuinely worried that with her music career, her role on The Voice, and now starring in a new TV show, Rex might feel like she doesn’t have enough time for him,” the insider explains.

This isn’t the first time Reba and Rex have worked together. They both appeared in recurring roles on Big Sky last year. However, blending romance and work isn’t always easy. “Reba is figuring out how to balance her personal life with her professional one,” the source explains. “She’s still learning if getting too close professionally is a good thing, but for now, she sees working with Rex as the best solution for them.”
As Happy’s Place prepares to hit NBC this fall, Reba and Rex are also pondering their future. Marriage might be on the table. “Reba has been married twice, and marriage wasn’t really on her radar before Rex,” the source says. “But he’s been such a blessing in her life that she’d love to marry him. She doesn’t want their personal lives to take a backseat to their careers. As an executive producer of Happy’s Place, she made sure Rex was part of the cast. Now he’ll be right there with her during those long 12-hour days.”
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