Country music artist Jenna Paulette is taking her talents from the ranch to Nashville

Jenna Paulette grew up working on her family’s ranch on the Oklahoma-Texas border. Her passion for agriculture can be heard in her debut album, released earlier this year.

Jenna Paulette grew up working on her family’s ranch on the Oklahoma-Texas border. Her passion for agriculture can be heard in her debut album, released earlier this year.

She came by to talk with RFD-TV’s own Suzanne Alexander about time on the ranch with her grandfather, her upcoming Opry debut, and the true meaning of hard work.

She also stuck around to perform her debut album track, “The Girl I Was.”

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