Miranda Lambert is taking the news that her ex-husband Blake Shelton and his fellow Voice coach, Gwen Stefani, are dating like a (CMA) champ.

Instead of getting all riled up, this year’s CMA Female Artist of the Year shared that she is “reflecting on this wonderful life.”

According to Entertainment Tonight, a day after the awkward CMA awards show, in which both Shelton and Lambert performed and sat just a few seats from the other, the 31-year-old singer posted a sweet picture of herself snuggled up with one of her horses on Instagram.

Miranda Lambert shares poignant lyrics after Blake Shelton & Gwen Stefani couple up https://t.co/Ssq7IyMdhn pic.twitter.com/6YhXL4cmgu

— Huffington Post (@HuffingtonPost) November 7, 2015

After taking home her sixth consecutive Female Artist of the Year award, Lambert pledged to take it easy with the hashtags “#nomakeuptillnextweek” and “#musicismedicine.”

“Today was a day spent reflecting on this amazing life that Nashville and country music fans have given me,” the singer wrote in a Instagram post on Thursday. “And my friends. I’m so grateful #inspired.”

"Horse Power"….. I'm still floating around on a cloud from last night. Thank you so much @cma for celebrating country music in a big way and for letting me be part of it. Today was a day spent reflecting on this amazing life that Nashville and country music fans have given me. And my friends. I'm so grateful #inspired #gypsyvanner #nomakeuptillnextweek #musicismedicine #chrisstapleton #unicorn #ponyportrait

A photo posted by Miranda Lambert (@mirandalambert) on Nov 5, 2015 at 5:51pm PST

“I’m still floating around on a cloud from last night,” she continued. “Thank you so much @cma for celebrating country music in a big way and for letting me be part of it.”

Later in the day, Lambert posted lyrics from Lake Street Drive’s song Better Than. Some media outlets, including the Huffington Post, suggest the post is a subtle message about the media frenzy surrounding Shelton and Stefani’s newly-official relationship.

"I could spend ages reading the news I could spend days, singing the blues But I turn up the tv light Give up without a fight Better than pretending to know what's wrong and what's right" This song. This band. These lyrics. @lakestreetdive thanks @ape_lewis for turning me on to this

A photo posted by Miranda Lambert (@mirandalambert) on Nov 5, 2015 at 6:27pm PST

“I could spend ages reading the news / I could spend days, singing the blues,” the lyrics read. “But I turn up the TV light / Give up without a fight / Better than pretending to know what’s wrong and what’s right.”

“This song. This band. These lyrics,” Miranda Lambert added.

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