Reba McEntire, Rex Linn Plan Multi-Day Wedding

5 sourcesUpdated Aug 17, 2026

Reba McEntire and Rex Linn, stars of Happy’s Place, reveal their relationship works through shared lifestyle but they differ on movie tastes, with Linn loving thrillers and McEntire preferring sweetness. Their off-screen rapport translates into on-screen chemistry, as they rehearse and carpool together on set. McEntire says their wedding will be a multi-day farm celebration to include their animals, not a single day. The plans keep getting delayed because work commitments, with a priority on inviting everyone important to them. The couple first met in 1991, reconnected in 2020, and publicly became engaged in 2025; they balance busy careers with upcoming third season of Happy’s Place. They’ve discussed wedding logistics and music options, acknowledging the "very unusual" nature of the celebration on the farm.

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