Nashville Influencers Shocking Truth About Riley Green

Their duet, You Look Like You Love Me, dominated the country music charts when it was released in June 2024, as listeners praised their vocal chemistry. Langley had also opened for Green on his Ain't My Last Rodeo tour that year, which fueled fans' hopes that the pair were dating.

In September 2024, Green and Langley collaborated on another duet, Don't Mind If I Do.

They performed You Look Like You Love Me at the 2024 Country Music Awards, where they won the award for best musical event of the year that evening. Following the success from their duet, Green hinted that he and Langley may release an album together in the future.

However, both Green and Langley have often shut down any rumors of a romance between them.

Speaking to Taste of Country in September 2024, Langley told the outlet they are 'not dating' and she is 'just good friends' with Green.

He echoed that sentiment the following month, when Green said in an interview with Billboard that they are 'just friends.'

Green also joked on the Viall Files podcast that year: 'Ella's too smart to date me anyway.'

In fact, the singer himself has often emphasized his single status in podcasts and interviews. During an appearance on the In the Blind podcast in March 2025, Green revealed he was 'pretty damn' single.

He also reflected on his dating struggles in an interview with Country Now, telling the outlet in July last year that his past relationships didn't last long due to his poor communication skills.

When asked if he's matured over the years and would be a better boyfriend this time around, Green said: 'There's probably women everywhere that'd volunteer to answer that question for you. I don't think I've gotten any better at any of that.'

Such words ring true for one insider who claims Green is keeping things under wraps with Ferringer because he ‘wants to keep his options open.’

‘I'm actually surprised they’ve been together for this long,’ the insider told us. ‘There are only two reasons you are secretive: you either really truly want to maintain your privacy, or you want to have your cake and eat it too.’

His actions have raised concern among Ferringer’s friends, with the first insider telling us: ‘Look at the trail he’s left behind of broken hearts, you’d never want that for a friend. He’s been notorious for having wandering eyes. But I think they are both providing what each other wants.’

Taking a dig at how Green messages women via his dog’s Instagram account, they added: ‘Any dude that uses his dog's Instagram to get women is pretty lame.’

It is unclear how Ferringer feels about the apparent set up, but she was seemingly irked at the 2025 CMA Awards last November.

One attendee claimed to celebrity gossip account Deuxmoi that Ferringer, who was sat with Green, got up from her seat 'in the middle of the show and left' after Green and Langley 'won their second award' of the night.

While neither Green nor Ferringer have responded to the alleged DeuxMoi sighting, the country music singer later explained his decision to bring the Nashville influencer as his date to the show.

'It's gonna be tough to tiptoe out of having a date to an award show,' he told Backstage Country's Elaina Smith in December.

'Yeah, I mean, you go to award shows all the time, and I'm always by myself, or I've got like, a security guy, or a buddy with me, so I took a friend with me to the award show,' Green said, adding: 'We had a nice time. My mom's gone with me before. So it was my first or second award show date ever. I guess I've gotten big enough this is a really big issue.'

Although Green brushed off all the commotion about his date, it seemed that Ferringer's attendance at the ceremony turned out to be a 'really big issue' for her rumored ex-boyfriend Wetmore, who was also at the awards as a first-time nominee and performer.

Less than one month after the event, Wetmore released the single Proving Me Right, and it didn't take long for fans to speculate the track was about Ferringer.

In the song, Wetmore sings, 'You want me to see you with him/Switching from red to crimson,' which some listeners thought was a reference to the Crimson Tide of Green's home state of Alabama.

He also sings, 'Yeah, I saw what you was just chasin'/Queen bee, the game that you're playin'/Ain't worth the whiskey I wasted,' and 'Keep on doin' me wrong now, baby/Bout time they get to know ya, baby.'

Just last month, Wetmore spoke about relationships while chatting with reality TV star Kristin Cavallari on her podcast, Let's Be Honest.

Without sharing specifics, he shared some of the red flags he noticed 'early on' in a previous relationship, such as his ex-girlfriend going out in Nashville 'two, three times' a week and 'leaving me with your dog.' 

Ferringer has often posted photos of her dog, Mako, to her Instagram account.

Wetmore also said that his unnamed ex was 'hanging out with other dudes' during their relationship, leading him to 'swear off blondes' entirely.

However, the singer suggested that he was the one to call it quits, as he has 'never been broken up with.' 

Following his podcast appearance, as well as the cryptic lyrics to his breakup song, some online critics have used Wetmore's comments to suggest that Ferringer is socially climbing the ladder of Nashville royalty.

Another insider insisted Ferringer 'isn't trying to be famous’ and is ‘not a clout chaser.’

‘She doesn't even like to be seen when she goes to concerts and stuff. She’s a down to earth, regular country girl. She doesn't think she's famous and doesn't want to be famous,' they said.

But, there is no denying she is keen to date a country singer. When asked on the Under The Table Talk podcast in 2023, she replied: 'Oh yeah.'

The Daily Mail has contacted representatives for Ferringer, Green and Wetmore for comment.