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The Florida Georgia Line would still be a united front after a day of rumored drama.
The country group consists of Tyler Hubbard and Brian Kelley and are known for their hits “Meant to Be” and “Cruise”.
Fans began to worry that a feud had developed between the two when some noticed that Hubbard, 33, and his wife Hayley had unsubscribed from Kelley, 35, on Instagram.
The two were scheduled to perform at Wednesday’s Country Music Association Awards, but had to withdraw from the show after Hubbard tested positive for the coronavirus.
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Left to Right: Brian Kelley and Tyler Hubbard of Florida Georgia Line are the subject of a rumored political feud. (Photo by Jason Kempin / ACMA2020 / Getty Images for ACM)
Fans took to social media to address the drama, theorizing that political differences are the reason for the non-follow-up – poking fun at the political differences between the states of Florida and Georgia in the 2020 presidential election.
“Florida from Florida Georgia Line is a trumper and Georgia is not and they just unsubscribed on Instagram,” tweeted a fan.
According to Us Weekly, Hubbard has already spoken out against President Trump while Kelley recently called the crowded celebrations of Joe Biden’s projected election victory a “st show.”
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Kelley also told a fan to “think again” on Instagram when they suggested she vote for Biden.
Additionally, Kelley’s wife Brittney shared a handful of quotes on her Instagram story to support tolerance for political differences among friends.
Brian Kelley and Tyler Hubbard of Florida Georgia Line perform onstage at the 55th Academy of Country Music Awards at Grand Ole Opry on September 14, 2020 (Photo by Jason Kempin / ACMA2020 / Getty Images for ACM)
“A lot of people have to look for the definition of democracy and bipartisanship and learn it,” she later said in a video.
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“Everything is fine with the FGL family,” a source told Us Weekly. “Tyler and Brian’s friendship is stronger than ever.”
The outlet reports that the musicians followed each other again once their story about the possible feud was published.
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Representatives of the group did not immediately respond to Fox News’ request for comment.
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