Miranda Lambert Moves On From Blake Shelton Divorce; Shares Real Snuggle With New Boyfriend Anderson East

Miranda Lambert bounces back from her breakup with country singer, Blake Shelton. As the new year starts, the country singer posted a picture on her Instagram signaling a new chapter in her life with a new man.

"The snuggle is real..." Lambert captioned the adorable photo of her and Anderson East in matching beanies while Miranda is covered in a checkered blanket. Both are smiling in the photo.

According to a source, the romance has just started very recently as the two were rumored to be 'seeing each other less than two months ago. They are just having fun and seeing where it goes," Fox News reported.

Further, the blues-pop musician who originally hails from Greece is described to be 'the complete opposite of Blake.'

In a separate from People, it was confirmed that Lambert and Anderson East were, in fact, engaged in a romantic relationship proving the truthfulness of the Instagram post.

The Little Red Wagon singer and The Voice coach announced their divorce in July and in the early phase of the breakup, Miranda expressed her distress about it.

"I'm still processing everything and figuring out where to go and what happened," she once said in interview.

The 39-year old The Voice coach, however, moves on easily as he found love again with co-coach Gwen Stefani who also got recently broke up with her rocker husband, Gavin Rossdale.

Lately, the lovebirds are spotted spending their holidays together. On Monday, they stopped at Buellton, California to have their wine tasting. They are set to visit Gwen's hometown of Anaheim later that day.

Meanwhile, many might be wondering what Miranda Lambert's new boyfriend, Anderson East, is busy with in his career.

In a report from Inquisitr, it was said that the 27-year old singer has just recently released his album, Delilah. In one of the interviews, East talks about how moving to Nashville has influenced his music.

"I think Nashville, in general, the best music in the world comes through there, whether it's going to see a show or whatever. I genuinely feel like, with few exceptions, the best musicians in the world are in that town right now."