Miranda Lambert is an award-winning singer.Evan Agostini/Invision/AP
- Miranda Lambert is a chart-topping country music icon.
- There are some things fans might not know about her.
- Lambert said that the non-country artist she'd love to collaborate with is Beyoncé.
- She was also voted most likely to be a country singer in the sixth grade.
If you're a country music fan, then you're likely more than familiar with Miranda Lambert. The singer has been dominating the genre for years, with more than five studio albums released since 2001.
Lambert's tracks have clearly resonated with listeners, whether she's belting out lyrics about heartbreak or her childhood home.
Here are six things you probably didn't know about her.
The non-country artist she'd love to collaborate with is Beyoncé.
Beyoncé slayed at Coachella in 2018.
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"I'm obsessed with Beyoncé," Lambert told Entertainment Weekly. "I have every Beyoncé record, I have Destiny's Child, I've seen her four times in concert, so I'm just a giant fan."
She created her own animal foundation in 2009 called MuttNation.
Miranda Lambert at a MuttNation march in June 2017.
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Lambert's love for dogs inspired her to launch the Tennessee-based foundation "to ensure that as many dogs as possible would have a safe and happy place to call home."
Lambert has her own line of wine, called Red 55 Winery.
Miranda Lambert also has a shoe line.
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She was voted most likely to be a country singer in the sixth grade.
Miranda Lambert won her first Grammy in 2011.
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Lambert once guest-starred on "Law and Order: Special Victims Unit."
The episode was part of season 13.
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Lambert played Lacey Ford, a woman who was sexually assaulted by a reality TV producer (played by Michael McKean).
"I had to really pull from my gut on this whole role I was playing because I'm a very strong, confident person," she told TV Guide. "I really had to really transform my personality which I wasn't sure I could do until I got on the set and sort of just tried to put myself in her shoes."
Her family used to be homeless.
Siblings Luke Lambert and Miranda Lambert in April 2011.
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Lambert's parents had a private investigation business that folded, so the family spent time living with relatives. Then, they rented a small house in the country and renovated it.
Lambert's memories of the home also led her to write the song "The House That Built Me."
"It was the house that built us all," her mom told the Associated Press.