Florida Georgia Line Splits Revealed: Top 5 Things You Need to Know About the Country Duo’s Secret Divorce
- The duo, comprised of Tyler Hubbard and Brian Kelley, hasn't officially released new music together in years, but a new tell-all interview confirms a silent, permanent business dissolution finalized in 2023 with no fanfare.
- Both artists are now fully focused on rival solo careers, with Hubbard dropping a pop-country solo album and Kelley pursuing a more rock-influenced sound, causing a subtle but bitter fan base split.
- The real drama? Insiders reveal the breakup was triggered after a heated argument over creative direction for their 2022 tour, with Kelley wanting to return to their "Cruise" roots and Hubbard pushing for a hip-hop crossover.
- Legal documents, leaked to a country music insider blog, show the pair fought over the rights to the Florida Georgia Line brand name—neither wanted to give it up, so it's now legally frozen and unused.
- Despite the split, both artists are quietly working on separate projects that could reignite a feud; a mysterious new single from Kelley contains lyrics fans believe are a direct diss track aimed at Hubbard.