The country star opens up about his faults and struggles, and how they could potentially impact his little boy.

The arrest report stated that law enforcement later watched a video that showed Wallen “lunging and throwing an object over the roof.” Wallen was taken into custody with his bond set for $15,250. Wallen’s lawyer noted in a statement that the singer was “cooperating fully” with the police.

Wallen has made headlines more than once for various controversies, including his most recent arrest in April 2024 after he threw a chair from a rooftop bar during a night out in Nashville, Tenn. He pleaded guilty to two misdemeanor counts of reckless endangerment and as a result, was sentenced to probation and a week in a DUI education center.

Morgan Wallen isn't hiding the truth from his son Indigo. On Monday, the country singer shared a clip of a new song titled "Superman" on which he sings to the four-year-old and admits to many of his life errors,

Morgan Wallen has clearly had a lot he has wanted to say to his son. And as a musician, what better way to say it all than with a song? “Been trying for a long time to write a song I loved to my son,” the country music singer wrote alongside a clip of the

Morgan Wallen is looking back on his past through a new lens thanks to son Indigo Wilder. The country star, 31, released a snippet of a new song titled “Superman” to Instagram on Monday, Feb. 24, and said the track is dedicated to his 4½-year-old.

In April of last year, we reported that the country music star Morgan Wallen had been arrested and hit with multiple felony charges after he allegedly threw a chair from a rooftop bar in Nashville..

The song is one of a few new ones Wallen has shared in 2025. Others include “Lies, Lies, Lies,” “Smile,” and the title track for his upcoming, fourth studio album, “Somebody’s Problem.”