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Christine Lampard and Ellie Simmonds showed off their moves on Friday as they attempted the viral TikTok line dance inspired by Beyonce's new country album.

Celebrating the Cowboy Carter release on Lorraine Kelly, the presenting duo looked like natural dancers as they grooved to the beat of Texas Hold' Em.

With a pink fluffy cowboy hat in hand, Christine, 45, flashed a smile as she introduced a line dancing teacher to the studio.

The WAG and Ellie, 29, were eager to join the millions of content creators to record a barrel dance routine of their own.

Wearing a cream knitted co-ord, Christine said: 'Her [Beyonce] country album is finally out today, so we thought we would give the routine a go.'

Joined by Gladiator's Nitro, she and Ellie joined the instructor as he took them through a less-than-straightforward routine.

Starting off with a quick Cha-Cha, the duo soon clapped and kicked back to the beat of the new hit track.

Ellie fully embraced the new teaching as she swung her black hat and thrust her hips round and round in her fabulous pink leopard-print dress.

Beyonce, 42, thrilled her fans with her new release as she entered her country era with her eighth record. 

It features a 27-long tracklist and is 80 minutes long, with fans calling it the 'album of the year' minutes after its release. 

The record - which has a brief appearance from her youngest daughter, Rumi, six - features a modern take on Dolly Parton's, 78, classic 1973 hit 'Jolene', where Beyonce warns, 'I'm warning you: don't come for my man.' 

Miley Cyrus, 31, is also among the big names lending her vocals to Beyonce's new album, on the track II Most Wanted.

Aside from Dolly, there are also spoken word interludes by country legend Willie Nelson, 90. They are among a slew of music stars appearing on the album.

Thrilled fans took online following the album's release with praise for the superstar. 

Many already claimed the record was the 'album of the year' minutes after it was released. Others dubbed her 'cowgirl Beyonce.'

Beyonce's listeners loved the numerous collaborations on the record, including the one with Miley (born Destiny Hope Cyrus), with one joking 'Destiny Hope and Destiny Child on the same song is history' in reference to Beyonce's former girl group Destiny's Child.

'The way I'm loving these collabs,' another fan chimed in. 'Beyonce got Post Malone into a country song. We won so hard.'

Dolly's contribution to the record was brought up in many comments, and Beyonce's take on Jolene earned her much praise.

'Damn now Jolene got 2 divas looking for her,' one fan hilariously pointed out.

The praise continued with another fan adding, 'We are seeing history being written.' 

'Queen Beyonce has arrived!' yet another one wrote. 'Dolly!!! And Beee!' another fan added. 

Dolly and Willie serve as DJ's on Country Carter's abstract KNTRY radio station. They introduce several tracks on the album.

Beyonce's new version of Jolene is as a continuation to Lemonade‘s 'Sorry,' where she sings about a 'Becky with the good hair.'

On track nine, Dolly starts off by asking, 'You know that hussy with the good hair you sing about?'

'Reminded me of someone I knew back when, except she has flaming locks of auburn hair. Bless her heart! Just a hair of a different color, but it hurts just the same.'

Meanwhile Beyonce twists the lyrics from the original as she sings: 'You're beautiful beyond compare/ takes more than

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