She’s Baaack! Kelsea Ballerini Returns to Social Media After Two Week Absence

Kelsea Ballerini wasn’t joking when she said she was taking a two week break from social media back in January.

“The Love Me Like You Mean It” singer announced her hiatus from social media outlets, including Instagram, Snapchat, Twitter and Facebook, on Jan. 19 to focus on writing, recording and completing her sophomore album. During her absence, Kelsea’s team was posting any pertinent information her fans needed about shows and upcoming events. But Kelsea’s bubbly personality was missing.

However, Thursday morning (Feb. 2) the blonde beauty returned to social media, exactly two weeks from the day she left. Kelsea jumped on Twitter to let her fans know she was back. “I’m back!!! I love you and thanks for being so awesome and letting me take some time away. 2017 is gonna be FUN.”

She then went to Instagram to let the world know that the songs for her second album were done. “Also. kb2 is written,” she posted. Two weeks away apparently did Kelsea well and now all we have to do is await the arrival of the follow-up to her debut album, The First Time. With three number one hits off of her debut album—and a possible fourth if “Yeah Boy” hits the top spot—we can’t help but wonder what’s in store for the sophomore album.

We’re just glad she’s back.

 

Also. kb2 is written. 🙈

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