Kacey Musgraves brutally hits back at Kristi Noem’s criticism

Kacey Musgraves revidou contra Kristi Noem, após a ex‑secretária de Segurança Interna fazer uma crítica a ela online.

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The Republican politician serves as the United States Special Envoy for the Shield of the Americas, having served as Secretary of Homeland Security from 2025 until March 2026.

Taking to X/Twitter, she made a jab at country star Kacey Musgraves, pitting her against fellow singer Ella Langley. She shared the comments in response to a post made by Democrat James Talarico, showing him meeting the ‘I Remember Everything’ singer at one of her shows.

Musgraves then hit back at the politician, and made a sly reference to how Noem infamously shot and killed a 14-month-old puppy after saying that it was unable to be trained (via The Guardian).

Não acho que você tenha um cachorro nessa luta, mas se tivesse, você teria disparado nele. https://t.co/bI50bahJZu.

Musgraves está atualmente em turnê em apoio ao seu sétimo álbum de estúdio ‘Middle Of Nowhere’, que foi lançado em maio pela Lost Highway Records, e recentemente prestou homenagem à falecida grande Dolly Parton tocando uma versão de ‘Here You Come Again’ em Boston.

The cover came shortly after the country music icon passed away at the age of 80 following a brief battle with cancer. At the show, Musgraves also performed her ‘Golden Hour’ track ‘Rainbow’ for the first time that tour, and told the crowd that Parton was the inspiration behind the song.

Musgrave’s latest record featured collaborations with Willie Nelson, Miranda Lambert, Billy Strings and Gregory Alan Isakov, and was given a three-and-a-half-star review from NME – praised as one of the country star’s “most thematically cohesive records”.

The album was also included in NME’s rundown of the best albums of 2026 so far.

Since the record dropped, Musgraves has also launched a partnership with women’s wellness brand Medicine Mama and dropped her own signature lube, and also been confirmed for the Roskilde Festival‘s 2027 line-up.

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