Fans of Carrie Underwood and Cody Johnson seem head over heels as the latter announced the pair’s collaboration on the highly-anticipated track, titled I’m Gonna Love You.

The 37-year-old country singer from Texas shared the news on Instagram on Wednesday along with a carousel of photos from the music video of the song.

“Thrilled to announce that I’m Gonna Love You is coming out next Friday, 9/27. Thank you @carrieunderwood for joining me on this one and making it so special. Can’t wait for y’all to hear it,” Cody captioned the post.

Wearing a beautiful white dress and black leather boots with glittering silver accents all over them, Carrie wore many matching necklaces and a big brown belt with silver and turquoise accents that encircled her outfit.

She wore her famous blonde hair down in the middle while showcasing her natural features with complimentary makeup and a glossy lip.

The fans of the both country artists showed their excitement about the collaboration in the comment section of the post.

“I know this is gonna be good. Two amazing voices together. Carrie definitely knows how to duet,” one fan wrote.

“I can’t wait to hear it!!!!,” another added.

“Two of the best voices in country music coming together!!!!,” a third chimed in, as a fourth commented, “Ain’t even heard it yet, already thinking duet of the year.”

Elle King opened up on the aftermath of the statements she made about her estranged father Rob Schneider a month ago.

“I never in a million years thought that that was going to go viral,” the 35-year-old country crooner told People on Thursday, in reference to the revelations she made about the actor, about him forgetting her birthdays and sending her back to a fat camp twice as a child.

“I was just speaking about my childhood and about my truth. I was not trying to hurt him.” she added.

In the statements, Elle, born Tanner Elle Schneider, remembered her summers with the 60-year-old comedian after the end of his two-year marriage to her mother London King in 1990, while he stayed always busy on movie sets.

“I was a really, really heavy child. It’s so awful. But like [fat camps were] where he sent me to,” King recounted on the Dumb Blonde podcast on August 12. “I went two summers in a row. I was 11 and 12.”

“I don’t want to be associated with him. He’s just not nice,” she said at the time.

Guns N’ Roses ex drummer, Steven Adler, who played for the band in the late 80’s, contributing to their ladder to fame, and later being fired for drug addiction, revealed why he did heroin in the first place.

“Who the hell do you think I was doing them with? When I started doing heroin, I wanted to be a part of what [G N’ R lead guitarist] Slash and [rhythm guitarist] Izzy [Stradlin] were doing,” he revealed in the third episode of Paramount+‘s new three-part docuseries Nöthin’ But a Good Time: The Uncensored Story of ’80s Hair Metal.

“I took two hits, I was never so sick in my whole life,” he said.

“And wouldn’t you know what an a—— I am, I had to try it one more time,” Adler continued. “And the third time was the charm. I fell in love with it.”

However, Adler’s addiction got him fired from the band, but this didn’t change anything for the musician.

“I’ve always loved the whole team thing,” he said. “That’s why putting a band together was so important to me, where we work together and create something.”

“And then when my team threw me out, I didn’t know what to do. I know I could either have gotten better, or continued doing what I was doing. I continued doing what I was doing. I was that hurt.”

Queen Latifah has recently teamed up with Will Smith to produce a biopic over her life and career.

“We all came into this industry together and Hip Hop has shaped each and every one of us. Hip Hop’s impact has expanded beyond just music and has created a lasting impression on culture and society overall,” said the 54-year-old in collaboration with her Flavor Unit Entertainment partner Shakim Compere in a press statement, via PEOPLE.

Smith is reportedly going to work on the movie as a producer through Westbrook Studios as well.

Latifah stated, “It is a dream to be able to collaborate with friends and colleagues that have not only a shared understanding, but are able to tell these stories that were the backdrop of our lives.”

In a statement, the I Am Legend actor mentioned, “I’m thrilled to work alongside Flavor Unit, Jesse Collins Entertainment and HarbourView, to highlight the incredible stories of some of our favourite artists and icons.”

“There’s no better story to start with than the one of Queen Latifah, an undisputed legend who has both entertained and inspired us for so many years,” added Smith.

Jesse Collins, Entertainment CEO, added, “Queen Latifah’s story is one of triumph that needs to be shared with the world. Joining forces with such amazing people to educate and inspire through storytelling is just the beginning of the impact this partnership will have.”

Meanwhile, Latifah didn’t share details about director, cast or writer for the biopic for now.