Nashville: Country music stars Ella Langley and Tucker Wetmore are reportedly dating, according to a new report from TMZ, adding a romantic twist to an already significant week for Langley.
The 27-year-old singer and songwriter and 26-year-old Wetmore were reportedly seen together in Nashville after attending the 9th annual Nashville Songwriter Awards at the Ryman Auditorium on Tuesday, Sept. 22.
A video shared by TMZ appears to show the pair leaving a building together while fans nearby asked them for photographs.
Neither Langley nor Wetmore had publicly confirmed their relationship at the time of the report.
Ella Langley and Tucker Wetmore Reportedly Dating
According to TMZ, sources close to the situation say Langley and Wetmore have been romantically involved for “quite some time.”
The outlet reports that the two musicians met through mutual friends and their connections in the country music industry.
The report does not specify when their relationship began, but it says they have been spending time together and enjoying each other’s company.
Because neither singer has publicly confirmed the relationship, the dating details remain based on the outlet’s reporting and sources.
Ella Langley and Tucker Wetmore Were Seen Together in Nashville
The latest report comes after the two artists appeared in the same social circles on several occasions.
Their recent Nashville appearance has attracted additional attention, particularly because both were in town for the Nashville Songwriter Awards.
Langley had a particularly successful night at the event, taking home the Song of the Year award for her hit “Choosin’ Texas.”
The song was co-written by Langley, Miranda Lambert, Luke Dick and Joybeth Taylor.
Ella Langley Performs “Be Her” and “Choosin’ Texas”
Langley also took the stage during the Nashville awards ceremony.
She performed “Be Her” with HARDY, Jordan Schmidt and Smith Ahnquist before performing “Choosin’ Texas” with co-writers Joybeth Taylor and Luke Dick.
The performances came during a major period in Langley’s career, with “Choosin’ Texas” continuing to make headlines on the Billboard charts.
“Choosin’ Texas” Makes Billboard Hot 100 History
Langley has another reason to celebrate.
According to the supplied report, “Choosin’ Texas” recently reached its 23rd week at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100, surpassing the previous record held by Mariah Carey’s “All I Want for Christmas Is You,” which had spent 22 weeks at the top.
The milestone further raised Langley’s profile as one of country music’s notable contemporary artists.
Her Nashville Songwriter Awards win came as the song continued its record-setting run.
Fans Previously Speculated About Langley and Wetmore
The latest dating report follows earlier speculation involving the two singers.
Fans began discussing a possible romance in December 2025, when Langley and Wetmore were reportedly spotted vacationing with friends in St. Barts.
At the time, the two were photographed with a group of friends, but neither publicly indicated that they were romantically involved.
The recent TMZ report is the first cited report to characterize their relationship as romantic.
Who Is Tucker Wetmore?
Wetmore is a Washington-born country singer-songwriter known for songs including “Wind Up Missin’ You,” “Wine into Whiskey” and “Brunette.”
He has developed a growing profile within contemporary country music and has increasingly appeared alongside other prominent artists from the genre.
His reported relationship with Langley has therefore attracted attention from country music fans as the pair continue to build their respective careers.
Ella Langley’s Career Continues to Rise
Langley has been enjoying a particularly notable period professionally.
Alongside her Nashville Songwriter Awards recognition, the success of “Choosin’ Texas” has given the singer-songwriter a major chart milestone.
Her reported relationship with Wetmore now adds another layer of interest around the country star, although both performers have so far kept their personal lives relatively private.
For now, the relationship remains reported rather than publicly confirmed by Langley or Wetmore.
