CNN Reports Fake News About Faith Hill

Oops! It looks like CNN might have reported some “alternative facts” today when it comes to one of country music’s most beloved female stars.

This morning, the well-respected news outlet shared the big news (pun intended) that Faith Hill would be releasing an album of duets with the late Notorious B.I.G., twenty years following his murder. The announcement came in the form of this tweet and embedded image:

Faith Hill is releasing an album of duets with The Notorious B.I.G, 20 years after his murder https://t.co/AFZrE2RnjG pic.twitter.com/XBzxS8wejv

— CNN (@CNN) February 3, 2017

While it was an honest mistake, we can’t help but belly laugh with all the craziness in the news lately pointing fingers at the news for misreporting facts. We aren’t the only ones finding a load of entertainment in this snafu, as Hill took to Twitter to share her enthusiasm about the project she never knew she always wanted to release.

This sounds awesome! ? https://t.co/jzmyUHKaxU

— Faith Hill (@FaithHill) February 3, 2017

Unfortunately for Hill, Faith Evans will actually be releasing the album; however, if Hill is quick, she could likely be the first to announce that she’ll be performing a benefit for the Bowling Green Massacre — whenever that occurs.

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