Nashville is still recovering from yesterday’s (3/27) school shooting, which killed three children and three adults at a private Christian school. More country music stars and other celebrities have been commenting on the tragedy, including Kelsea Ballerini, Reba McEntire, and a handful of wives of country superstars.

We gathered some more posts from social on the senseless tragedy that hit the Nashville community.

• Reba - "I pray our country will come together."

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  — Reba McEntire (@reba) March 28, 2023

• Kelsea Ballerini - "I'm heartbroken."

  Kelsea wrote on Insta stories in two different posts, the first one saying, “I’m heartbroken, I’m triggered, and I’m terrified for the loss we continue to have in this country due to guns. Three (expletive) kids. What are we doing?” In a second post today (3/28), Ballerini postponed her video premiere, saying, “Hey guys, yesterday was hard, and we are still trying to process what happened. We’re going to move the video premiere to a little later this week. Hug your people. Love you.”

• Luke Bryan's wife, Caroline - "Something has to change. Now."

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• Lainey Wilson - "Lifting you up."

  Today (3/28), Lainey posted on her Insta stories, “My heart goes out to everyone involved in this horrible situation. Love you, Nashville. Lifting you up.”

• Kane Brown's wife, Katelyn - "Incredibly sad."

  Katelyn posted to her Insta stories, “So incredibly sad for the families and children in Nashville today. Praying for everyone involved.”

• Luke Combs' wife Nicole - "I am in tears."

  Nicole Combs said on her Insta stories not long after the shooting happened yesterday morning (3/27), “I am in tears. I will never understand how people can do this. Praying for these families.”

• Rascal Flatts' Jay DeMarcus - "There are no words."

  There are no words. Holding the families and everyone affected by this unspeakable tragedy close in my thoughts and prayers. #PrayersforNashville pic.twitter.com/XCt88psxVV

  — Jay DeMarcus (@JayDeMarcus) March 27, 2023

• Jelly Roll- "My Heart hurts."

  My city hurts tonight - a child should NEVER UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES DIE AT THE HANDS OF VIOLENCE . if anyone knows any of the families and there is anything I can do, I will be there in anyway needed.

  — Jelly Roll (@JellyRoll615) March 28, 2023

• Kristen Chenoweth - "I am beyond saddened."

  As a new resident of Nashville, I’m beyond saddened at the events of today. I pray for all the victims and families involved. Today, it feels as if Nashville lost its innocence.

  — Kristin Chenoweth (@KChenoweth) March 27, 2023

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