Catelynn and Tyler’s break may be over, but what she learned from it was that she doesn’t ‘need’ him. In a new sneak peek at the season premiere of ‘Teen Mom OG’, Catelynn tells Tyler she’d be ‘badass’ without him.

Teen Mom OG returns for its 10th season on June 10, and based on this new preview from the first episode — shared by Us Weekly — it looks like it’s going to be a pretty dramatic season. In the 42-second clip, Catelynn Lowell and Tyler Baltierra appear to be living together again, following their brief time apart. And while she was initially against taking a break from each other, she’s now learned that it was a good thing for her. WATCH THE CLIP HERE!

I“I think it’s fair — you deserved time to just worry about yourself for once,” Catelynn, 27, tells Tyler, also 27, in the sneak peek. “I think it was good for me, looking back at it now, realizing if he ends up wanting to divorce me, I guess, whatever. I’ll be sad but I don’t f***ing need you. I can do this on my own. If you were to leave, I could be a mom and be a badass mom and not even give a s***. I want you forever but I don’t need you.”

Tyler and Catelynn briefly separated just before she became pregnant with their third daughter, Vaeda. But after they welcomed their baby girl into the world in February, they moved back in together. Catelynn says, “We did couple’s therapy together and therapy on ourselves as individuals, which I think helped a lot. We were just honest with ourselves and with each other during that time. I think, you know, couple’s therapy helped too. Learning how to talk and communicate. … Some people are just meant to be with one another.”

Teen Mom OG returns to MTV Monday, June 10, at 10pm!

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Who is Granger Smith? The singer broke heartbreaking news on June 6, after his toddler lost his life in a ‘drowning accident.’ Thousands of fans mourned with the father, as he’s well respected in the country scene.

Granger Smith, 39, suffered the “unthinkable”: the loss of his own child. The country singer used this word in a heartbreaking post on June 6, which revealed the tragic passing of his youngest child, River. The boy was just three years old when he lost his life to “a drowning accident at home,” Granger’s rep reportedly told People. “I have to deliver unthinkable news. We’ve lost our youngest son, River Kelly Smith. Following a tragic accident, and despite doctor’s best efforts, he was unable to be revived,” the father of three wrote on Instagram. Granger then announced that he and his wife, Amber Bartlett, 37, decided to donate their child’s organs to give other children “a second chance at life,” but that the family is absolutely “devastated and heartbroken.”

Fellow country stars like Kane Brown, Jason Aldean, Maren Morris, Dan + Shay and Lauren Alaina all rallied together to show their support in Granger’s comments section, a reflection on the impact that Granger has left in the country music world. Here’s what you should know about the talented father, whom we send our hearts out to today:

1. Granger is most known for the country anthem “Backroad Song.” The hit peaked at No. 4 on Billboard’s “Hot Country Songs,” a chart on which five other songs of Granger’s have landed: “If The Boot Fits,” “Happens Like That,” “You’re In It,” “City Boy Stuck” and “Merica.” However, “Backroad Song” (which was Granger’s debut single!) actually reached the No. 1 spot on Billboard’s “Country Airplay” chart.

2. Granger signed a songwriting contract with EMI Music Publishing at just 19 years old. The singer was still a freshman at Texas A&M when he recorded his first album, which caught the attention of EMI Music Publishing! After signing a contract with the big music house, he made the move to Nashville, Tennessee a year later. Granger eventually returned to Texas to finish his degree, but continued to perform, record albums and film music videos. He finally landed his first record deal in 2015, and forth came the album Remington.

3. The country star has performed at the White House three times. President George W. Bush even thanked Granger in a speech!

4. His altar ego is Earl Dibbles Jr. In the summer of 2011, Granger assumed the persona of country bumpkin “Earl Dibbles Jr.” for a goofy video that “completely changed the shape of my career,” he wrote on his website. The gag video went viral and therefore promoted Granger’s real music!

5. Granger is a devout family man. The country singer and his wife have welcomed two other children: daughter London, 7, and son Lincoln, 5. Granger often updates his Instagram page with videos of his family, and even went on “a little tour” with his eldest son, which he revealed in a post from the road on June 3.

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Luke Bryan brought down the house during his performance of ‘Knockin’ Boots’ at the 2019 CMT Music Awards!

Luke Bryan just killed it during his 2019 CMT Music Awards performance! The singer, 42, hit the stage at the Bridgestone Arena in Nashville on June 5 and gave an amazing rendition of his hit song, “Knockin’ Boots.” At the start of his performance, Luke walked down a flight of stairs, dancing with the three women on the way down before bringing the dancer at the bottom into a spin. He then took center stage, crooning his fun track while couples danced behind him.

But if you think this is the kind of song he practices in the shower, you’d be mistaken. Hours ahead of the show, Luke and Blake Shelton travelled to the latter’s hometown of Tishomingo, Oklahoma for the grand opening of his new music venue, The Doghouse. While there, the pair of country crooners interviewed each other in a fun one-on-one sit down for Good Morning America. During the discussion, they revealed their favorite songs to sing in the shower. While Blake blanked on the name of his track, simply calling it an “old one,” Luke had a more definitive answer. “‘The Star Spangled Banner,’ because you can never have enough practice singing ‘The Star Spangled Banner,'” the “Country Girl” hitmaker said. Solid reasoning!

Ahead of the show, Luke also nailed his red carpet appearance. The American Idol judge donned a Tom Ford suit, pairing it with a Cartier watch. He sure cleans up nicely! He’s nominated tonight, too. He received nods for Male Video of the Year for his song “Sunrise, Sunburn, Sunset” and Collaborative Video of the Year for “Straight To Hell” with Darius Rucker, Jason Aldean, and Charles Kelley.

The 2019 CMT Awards broadcast live from Nashville on Wednesday, June 5 at 8 p.m. ET on CMT.

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‘Dance Moms’ season 8 is coach Abby Lee Miller’s first season back since her brutal cancer battle. HL spoke EXCLUSIVELY with Abby about coming back to the show and she revealed she is still incredibly hands-on.

Abby Lee Miller, 52, is back in the dance studio for Dance Moms season 8. She will be coaching a new set of dancers at the Abby Lee Dance Company. She left the series in season 7 and has since battled Burkitt lymphoma and served 8 months in prison for bankruptcy fraud. She’s cancer free now and in a wheelchair but Abby stressed that she’s still the same type of coach as she was before she left Dance Moms. “As far as choreography, I’m still very involved,” Abby told HollywoodLife EXCLUSIVELY at Lifetime’s Summer Luau on May 20. “As far as designing the costumes or coming up with them or finding them somewhere in Pittsburgh while we’re shooting, I do all of that. I still fight with the producers about the music. I fight with the producers about the dances and the routines and the mothers fight with me about everything else. It’s pretty much Dance Moms. We have some incredible dancing. Some really, really talented dancers. I wish that I could teach class more, but the hours just are not available.”

Abby Lee is a tough coach and she’s going to continue to be a tough coach. She only wants to make her dancers the best they can be. She also noted: “I think everyone’s expecting a different me. My genes were installed when I was born, you know? I think that people are the same. As situations change, circumstances change, but I don’t think people really change. I’ve always been really kind. People don’t think that because they don’t see it on TV, but I am that. I am very giving and very loving, especially with children.”

The Dance Moms star underwent 5 rounds of chemotherapy for Burkitt lymphoma and had to learn to walk again after an emergency spinal surgery in 2018. Despite her many setbacks, Abby Lee is hopeful about the future.

“I hope somewhere I find that silver lining,” she told HL. “I hope it was all for something. I always say ‘will it matter that I was [here]?’ I want it to matter that I was here on this earth. That I did something positive and that I changed a lot of kids lives.” Dance Moms season 8 airs Tuesdays at 9 p.m. on Lifetime.