Whoa! One week after Connie Britton was killed off ‘Nashville’ Hayden Panettiere revealed to James Corden on the ‘Late Late Show’ that she did not treat her co-star too kindly in the first scene they ever did together.

Savannah Chrisley announced she had split from her boyfriend of two years in a tearful Facebook video on Jan. 25. admitting ‘it hurts.’ So, we know Blaire Hanks broke the reality star’s heart, but what else do we know about him? Here’s 5 facts about the 24-year-old.

It’s the question all ‘Nashville’ fans have been asking themselves for months: is Deacon going to make it? Well, the show answered that question in its heartbreaking season 4 premiere. Find out now if Deacon is going to be sticking around!
Nashville left us with one heck of a cliffhanger in its season 3 finale. Cancer-stricken Deacon (Charles Esten) underwent a liver transplant, and we were all left to wonder whether or not he would survive. The show returned for its fourth season on Sept. 23, and the episode was absolutely tragic. Is Deacon gone for good?

In the best episode of the season (so far), ‘Nashville’ finally answered the question we’ve been waiting for: Will Rayna James get her voice back?
Emotions were high and battle lines were drawn on the Oct. 23 episode of Nashville. Rayna’s (Connie Britton) voice was tested, Juliette (Hayden Panettiere) made a surprising offer, and someone was put behind bars!

As Juliette heads in a different direction, Rayna learns her mother’s death may not have been an accident!
The lives of our favorite singers got a whole lot more complicated on the Oct. 16 episode of Nashville. Maddie (Lennon Stella) was the ultimate drama teen, Teddy (Eric Close) joined Peggy (Kimberly Williams-Paisley) in crazy town, and Scarlett (Clare Bowen) had a tough time dealing with her newfound fame. Let’s dig in!

Plus, Rayna loses something very dear to her and Juliette is getting herself into trouble — again!Our favorite country crooners had a lot on their plates on the Oct. 9 episode of Nashville. Deacon (Charles Esten), who has been living the rough life lately, confronted his past and present demons, while Rayna (Connie Britton) faced troubles of her own — including her divorce from Teddy (Eric Close) and vocal malfunctions!

It’s time to return to the land of y’alls and country fried drama. ‘Nashville’ is back, and it’s giving us the answers we’ve been waiting for all summer, including: Is Rayna OK?
The Sept. 25 season premiere of Nashville served up major heartbreak, baby mama issues and an extra side of drama. Last season with country queen Rayna James (Connie Britton) having a LOT of explaining to do — but her explanation was cut short when she and Deacon (Charles Esten) got into a serious car accident.

Juliette Barnes’ former manager blackmails her with a sex tape scandal and he demands $10 million to not leak it! But Juliette’s mom Jolene takes matters into her own hands!
The May 15 episode of Nashville was intense and it’s building up to a major season finale! Warning: stop reading if you don’t want to find out some major spoilers — two characters died!

Did the ‘Nashville’ pilot leave you wanting an encore? Read our recap, then drop a comment with your review!
The series premiere of ABC’s Nashville introduced us to two women at very different points in their country music careers. Rayna James (Connie Britton) has been the industry’s undisputed queen for more than two decades, but declining album sales and a shift in the business threaten to snatch her throne right out from under her. Then there’s Juliette Barnes (Hayden Panettiere), an up-and-coming pop-country pixie of Taylor Swift proportions — who also happens to be a raging bitch. Needless to say, Rayna and Juliette aren’t exactly rocking friendship bracelets.

She says a surrogate was impregnated with her embryo. Fertility specialists tell us if you can produce a healthy egg you can carry a baby. So why didn’t she? Exclusive!
Nicole Kidman is basking in the joy of new motherhood, since welcoming a daughter, Faith, with husband Keith Urban on December 28. And the 43-year-old star should consider herself lucky to have been able to have her own biological child, via a surrogate, because fertility specialist Shahin Ghadir, M.D. tells HollyBaby.com that her age definitely decreased her chances of getting pregnant. “For women, as they get older, it’s usually not an issue of carrying the baby but making that healthy egg,” he explains. “Most of the time it’s difficult to produce a viable egg at that age. That’s why a lot of patients over 40 have to use an egg donor.”