Kelsea Ballerini’s ‘Subject to Change’ Album References Explained: Morgan Evans Divorce, Apparent Halsey Shade and Morgan Wallen Twitter Drama

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Getting personal. Kelsea Ballerini dropped her first album since her split from Morgan Evans, Subject to Change, on Friday, September 23, and she’s giving her fans an inside look at the ups and downs of her last two years.“If i’m honest, growing up it kinda hurts like hell … and for me, it sounds like this.

internal observations, drunken conversations, diehard friendships, jumping in hopeful, owning the cringe, doing my best, discovering the good stuff isn’t always grandiose, falling on my face, being a show pony, taking inventory of what i have … and ultimately welcoming change when it comes,” the 29-year-old “Love Is a Cowboy” singer wrote via Instagram just after midnight on Friday. “I’m proud of this record and the story it tells.

here’s my last two years, and here’s the turning of a page. SUBJECT TO CHANGE IS OUT NOW.”Ballerini told Yahoo Entertainment that she debated making the lyrics vague, but ultimately drew from her own life experiences.“Obviously, we’ve all changed a lot the last couple of years, because life has forced us to. … And I feel like the last few years, in my twenties, I’ve grown up so much.

I’ve learned so much about myself in this extra space that we’ve kind of been forced into,” she explained. “And I loved that Subject to Change represented my life.