Country music artists Ella Langley and Tucker Wetmore are reportedly dating, adding an intriguing chapter to their flourishing careers.
The duo was recently seen together at the 9th Annual Nashville Songwriter Awards held at the Ryman Auditorium, where Langley received the prestigious Song of the Year honor. According to TMZ, their relationship blossomed after meeting through mutual friends and connections in the industry, although neither artist has officially confirmed the romance.
Celebrating at the Nashville Awards
During the awards ceremony, both Langley and Wetmore joined fellow musicians in celebrating the vibrant songwriting community. Langley’s big night was highlighted by her single “Choosin’ Texas,” which notably broke a record by reaching its 23rd week at the top of the Billboard Hot 100. This milestone surpasses the long-standing record of Mariah Carey’s “All I Want for Christmas Is You.”
After the event, the pair was seen leaving together, with Langley waving to fans as she got into a car alongside Wetmore. Their public appearance suggests they have been enjoying each other’s company well before this night of accolades.
Langley’s Record-Breaking Success
“Choosin’ Texas,” which debuted on the Hot 100 in November 2025, ascended into the Top 10 in January and ultimately claimed the No. 1 spot, marking a significant achievement in Langley’s career. The support from Wetmore and a circle of friends during the celebration underscores the personal and professional milestones happening in her life.
This combination of romance and success in the form of the new record not only highlights Langley’s rising star in country music but also keeps fans excited about her future endeavors.
Listen to Ella Langley’s ‘Choosin’ Texas’:
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