Cowgirl and music star, Jenna Paulette dropped by the studio to talk about her sophomore album Horseback

Jenna Paulette grew up working on her family’s ranch on the Oklahoma-Texas border.
The singer-songwriter is set to release her sophomore album next month titled Horseback and it coincides with the launch of her new range-wear collection.

Jenna stopped by the RFD-TV Studio and sat down with Tammi Arender to talk about her rural roots, her latest project, and the cowgirl way of life.
She even treated us to a performance of her latest hit “Run The Damn Ball”!

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