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Carly Pearce teased fans with new photos on Monday morning (February 23), days after clearing all posts from her Instagram account.
Pearce, 35, shared six new posts that collectively make up a stunning image of the Grammy-winning artist (her most recent post offers a look at the full photo on the second slide). Pearce omitted captions, leaving commenters guessing. Some Instagram users wrote, “cannot wait to see what’s coming,” “always worth the wait” and “what’s going on???? Why has all been deleted and now this new iconic image appeared???” Pearce replied to that one using only an emoji, “🤗.” In another reply, the singer-songwriter asked, “but are they ready?” She did not reveal additional information as of publication time on Monday morning.
Some fans have eagerly awaited details about Pearce’s next chapter in her music. Pearce previously posted throwback photos on Instagram, including from a Grand Ole Opry performance in London in late September. Eagle-eyed fans noticed a photo that included the abbreviation “CP5,” seemingly hinting at her fifth studio album; however, Pearce has not made any album announcements since then. Her most recent record is hummingbird, which arrived in June 2024. The deluxe edition, hummingbird: no rain, no flowers, followed in March 2025.
Most recently, Pearce released “Church Girl,” written by Cameron Bedell, Seth Ennis and Carter Faith. The single offers a compassionate message, and Pearce said she hopes “this song meets you wherever you are and gives you a sense of love and acceptance, and not judgement.” “Church Girl” followed “Dream Come True,” which made its debut in November 2025. Pearce wrote “Dream Come True” with Lauren Hungate, Tofer Brown and Emily Weisband. She explained that song is “about the sacrifices we make when chasing our dreams.” See her most recent Instagram post below.