Nash Recording Artist Under Scruinty After Show
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Nashville recording artist Kari Holmes is under scrutiny after a recent appearance at Tequila Cowboy in Columbus Ohio. Holmes a 29 year Michigan native was signed to Nash Records in October of 2016 an has quickly climbed the country charts with her husband along side. Holmes recently performed at Tequila Cowboy in Columbus and after the show was spotted with a new man with husband William no where in sight. TMZ was provided info on the mystery man by an anonymous source. Producers at the show spotted Holmes with the mystery man now Identified of 31 year old Richard Metcalf of Bucyrus Ohio. Metcalf who was listed on Nash Entertainment records as employee is in a Artist support role an specially assigned to Holmes, Metcalf has been assigned to Holmes since June of 2018. The anonymous source also provided private conversations between Holmes an Metcalf that indicate a affair may have been taking place during the summer of 2018. TMZ had also acquired several photo to support this claim. Holmes and Metcalf refused to comment when approached by producers, It should be noted however that after being approached by producers Holmes an Metcalf left the Tequila Cowboy Venue together in a unknown vehicle. TMZ reached out to Holmes husband who provided the following statement,. " At this time I am not aware of any affair or relationship between my wife an Richard" he refused to comment further. TMZ producers reached out to Nash Entertainment and was provided more detail on the relationship between Metcalf an Holmes. " Mr Metcalf has been employed with our agency an assigned to Holmes since June of 2018, We are aware of the personal relationship between Holmes an Metcalf an we fully stand behind both our artists an support staff in their endeavors in this business " said Jared Drajink who is Public Relations for Nash Entertainment. Holmes next scheduled appearance is in Detroit Michigan with a 9pm showtime on January 10th, Metcalf is listed as support staff for this event. TMZ will have producers on site for the event to gather more info.
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