Home Uncategorized Snoop Dogg caused a stir when he unexpectedly crashed the set of Reba McEntire’s “Happy Place” video, adding his signature flair to the country star’s latest project. The surprise cameo was a blend of Snoop’s laid-back vibe and Reba’s country charm, creating a memorable moment that left fans laughing and in awe. Known for his unexpected collaborations across genres, Snoop seamlessly fit into the fun-filled atmosphere of the set, while Reba’s playful reaction to his presence added to the fun. The unlikely pairing proved once again that music knows no boundaries, with the duo creating a moment fans will not soon forget.
Snoop Dogg caused a stir when he unexpectedly crashed the set of Reba McEntire’s “Happy Place” video, adding his signature flair to the country star’s latest project. The surprise cameo was a blend of Snoop’s laid-back vibe and Reba’s country charm, creating a memorable moment that left fans laughing and in awe. Known for his unexpected collaborations across genres, Snoop seamlessly fit into the fun-filled atmosphere of the set, while Reba’s playful reaction to his presence added to the fun. The unlikely pairing proved once again that music knows no boundaries, with the duo creating a moment fans will not soon forget.
Reba McEntire’s friendship with rapper-producer Snoop Dogg continues to grow.
In a recent clip from The Voice, the first crossover between the reality singing show — which McEntire is a coach on — and her new sitcom Happy’s Place was shown in the most hilarious way.
During the segment, Snoop Dogg and Michael Buble — McEntire’s fellow Voice coaches — are sitting at the bar on the set of Happy’s Place, and the country icon is is telling them about her new adventure.
Then, McEntire’s Reba co-star, Melissa Peterman — she’s also in Happy’s Place — walks in and embarrasses McEntire by fan-girling over the two stars, joking that this is what her “dream book club looks like”.
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At the end, Snoop does a hilarious trust fall into Peterman’s arms. Watch here:
Fans of McEntire, Snoop, The Voice, Reba and so on showed their joy in the comments section below the video:
“The way Snoop rested into Melissa’s arms with full confidence,” one person observes.
“Oh … that’s Melissa from Reba show! So Melissa is reuniting with Reba to do a show called, Happy’s Place? How cool!” says another.
It’s a fun crossover between the “two jobs” McEntire is juggling right now.
On Happy’s Place, she’ll play a character named Bobbie, while Peterman stars as Gabby. You’re likely to recognize the character “Emmett,” as well — that’s McEntire’s real-life boyfriend, Rex Linn.
Happy’s Place will premiere on NBC on Oct. 18. The Voice is moving into its Battle Rounds phase.
