Kimberly Williams Paisley on "The Kelly Clarkson Show"
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Kimberly Williams-Paisley's Wedding Ring Broke Before 20th Anniversary With Brad Paisley

Country star Brad Paisley is married to none other than Kimberly Williams-Paisley. You've likely seen the actress on a variety of shows, namely Nashville and According to Jim. She's also appeared in her fair share of Hallmark movies, if you watch those — and you know we love them here. She joined Kelly Clarkson on a recent episode of The Kelly Clarkson Show opposite The Voice coach Niall Horan to shoot the breeze.

The actress appeared on the talk show with a strained voice, explaining she had some "tension" in her vocal cords, before getting into a conversation with Clarkson about a variety of topics. But one that stood out was how the 51-year-old had a bit of a mishap with a very important piece of jewelry just before one of the biggest milestones of her life.

After discussing her vocal issues, Williams-Paisley fielded questions about the accident.

"I heard that something happened with your wedding ring," Clarkson said. "What happened?"

"This is how I know I've been married for 20 years: My ring cracked," the actress joked.

"Oh my gosh," Clarkson replied.

"It broke, yeah," the actress replied.

Clarkson asked incredulously: "Are you a very physical person in general with your throat and your body?"

"After 20 years, I got this little cut on my finger, and I was like, 'Oh dear.' I'm still not wearing it, but yeah. Coming up on 20 years!"

Clarkson congratulated Williams-Paisley on her two decades of marriage, but it's unclear what she's doing with her broken wedding ring. She'll likely simply get it repaired; but she's so busy running a nonprofit store for those in need and appearing in the film Jesus Revolution that fixing a broken ring may not be the first thing on her priority list.

Jesus Revolution is playing in theaters as of Feb. 28.

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