Lainey Wilson Helps A Little Girl Get A Pony From Dad
Lainey Wilson made a young girl’s dream come true, and the little girl might be getting a pony to boot. While on stage at a show in St. Louis on Saturday (6/17), Lainey brought the little blonde girl named Finley. Wilson read her sign: “Lainey, my dad bet me a pony if I get to get on stage at my first ever country concert.”
One fan captured the sweet moments on TikTok. In the video clip, Lainey sees the sign, gets it, reads it, then tells security to let the little girl, who looked about five years old, on stage. The girl comes on stage and starts to cry as Lainey hugs her and says, “Looks like you’re getting a pony.” Wilson then calls out in the crowd looking for where her daddy is and says, “She’s gonna get a pony now, hate to tell ya, but she’s gonna get it, like, tomorrow.”
Little Finley hugs her and leaves the stage after Lainey signs her poster. Many fans reacted to the post, including one who commented, “Lainey is a true gem.” Another fan said, “That’s my cousin; she’s getting her pony.” One more fan wrote, “Def lost it last night when they showed her crying! I told my husband, “She better get a damn pony!!”
@wendyleighanderson This little girl’s dad bet her a pony if she got on stage with Lainey Wilson. So cute. This little girl gets a pony! ♥️🤠🐴 #laineywilson #thisgirlgetsapony #lukecombs #lukecombsworldstour2023 #lukecombsworldtour #stlouis #buschstadium @laineywilsonmusic @Luke Combs
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Lainey recently sounded off on online scammers using her name to sell weight loss gummies. She posted a video on her Instagram pointing out that the ads are lies and that her name is being used without her permission. Wilson said in the video clip, “Alright, ya’ll. By now, I’m sure a lot of you’ll have seen some ads about me losing weight, being hospitalized, and how I started taking some weight loss gummies, and blah, blah, blah, it saved my life. Well, surprise, that’s ain’t true.”
She continued, “People will do whatever to make a dollar, even if it is lies, ’cause ain’t nobody sent me any gummies. If I have lost weight, it’s because I am working hard and playing hour-and-a-half shows, and running around every night of my life. And to be honest, me losing weight or gaining weight ain’t got anything to do with my music.”
Lainey closed with, “I love you’ll, and I don’t want you all spending your money on one that ain’t real. Don’t fall for it. But I’ll tell you what, it’d be real nice if they made some gummies that made your a– tell the truth. You get a gummy. You get a gummy. We all getting gummies.”
See that post here.