Tears flow as Reba McEntire sings the US National Anthem during Super Bowl

When it became clear that Reba McEntire would sing the national anthem before the Super Bowl, I was beyond excited, to say the least. And let’s just say she didn’t disappoint us…

There’s only one Reba McEntire, and she delivered a memorable and unforgettable moment in front of an Allegiant Stadium crowd in Paradise, Nevada.

Her magical rendition of ‘The Star-Spangled Banner’ had the audience cheering, and us viewers at home were also left with goosebumps. Chris Jones, the Chiefs’ defensive lineman, was visibly moved by the moment and tears began to flow.

It was truly a performance to remember by the three-time Grammy winner – and what we all needed to start the game off!

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