Maren Morris posted a series of photos from a recent trip to Bali on Instagram, telling followers she is "not healed but healing." The 36-year-old country singer credited Rachel Beauregard and Hot Yoga East Nashville for the journey, noting in the caption that she gained "so many new friends for life" and that the experience is "not over yet."
The photos include Morris in a black string bikini on a deck, a group meditation session, and a shot of her standing under a waterfall. Other images show her with friends. Fans responded in the comments, with one writing, "She's thrivinggggggg (and surviving)," while another expressed happiness for the journey.
Morris rose to prominence in 2016 with the release of "My Church," which led to her debut album, "Hero." That record featured hits including "80's Mercedes," "I Could Use a Love Song," and "Rich." Since then, she has released four studio albums, including "D R E A M S I C L E," "Humble Quest," and "Girl." Her career has been marked by 17 Grammy Award nominations and one win.
In an interview with People in August 2025, Morris described her album "D R E A M S I C L E" as a personal work dealing with her sexuality and her divorce from Ryan Hurd. She stated that the record is "very intimate" and "very vulnerable," adding that it is special to see audiences healing from her own healing process.
Morris has also spoken publicly about the impact of political views on her career and mental health. In a TikTok shared in January, she said she is "so deeply concerned and uncomfortable with the weird status quo of country music." She noted that she attends fewer award shows now, describing them as "dicey" due to the shifting political climate in the genre following President Trump's first term.
Morris acknowledged that her perspective has cost her some fans over the years, a consequence she views as fair. She explained that if listeners choose not to enjoy her music because of her viewpoints, they are free to do so.
Her political stance has drawn criticism, including a 2024 incident where she was told she should be arrested after taking her young son to a drag show. Morris defended her decision on "The Kelly Clarkson Show," describing the event as "family friendly" and an "amazing expression of artistry." She emphasized that it was an all-ages show intended to normalize such performances.