Zac Brown is opening up about his engagement to Kendra Scott. The country music singer and jewelry designer announced their engagement last week, only two months after making their relationship official.
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"I'm blessed. I feel great," Brown says on the Today Show. "I got her good."
Brown admits it was a challenge to pick out an engagement ring for Scott, since she designs jewelry for a living.
"What are you gonna get somebody that designs jewelry?" Brown joked. "But it's incredible, incredible. So happy. We're so happy we found each other, and we're blessed. It just adds so much energy to everything else. More to give to music, more to give to our families, and everything, so we're blessed."
The couple reportedly met through mutual friends. Brown and his first wife, Shelly, divorced in 2018, after 12 years together. Last year, Brown married actress and model Kelly Yazdi. The couple split only four months later.
Zac Brown Heads To Las Vegas
A new wedding isn't the only thing Brown has to look forward to. He is also launching his Love & Fear Las Vegas residency at Sphere on December 5, coinciding with the release of his album of the same name.
"Bringing our new album Love & Fear to Sphere in Las Vegas is a dream come true," Brown says. "It's my masterpiece so far. This show is the story of my life that I have never shared, a journey through my imagination, music and stories that have defined who I am. All of this brought to life in the incredible immersive environment of Sphere. It will be a unique experience where you can really feel every note, every word, right there with us. We can't wait to share it with the fans."
Both the residency and the record will be very personal, according to Brown.
"I'm telling my very personal story that I've never really told," Brown tells People. "Of what drove me into music and how music's been there to save my life over and over again."
Even fans who have seen the Zac Brown Band perform multiple times on tour will be blown away by his Veags show, he hints.
"It's going to be a wild ride coming to this show," Brown predicts. "I've never been able to have the budget or the time to really create something that's this big before."
