Chris Stapleton’s legacy as one of the most respected and beloved figures in country music continued to grow at the 58th Annual CMA Awards on November 20, 2024. Among the night’s most unforgettable moments was his heartfelt duet with his wife, Morgane Stapleton, on “What Am I Gonna Do.” Morgane dazzled in a silver gown, exuding elegance, while Chris stayed true to his signature cowboy hat look, embodying the timeless charm of country music. Their voices harmonized beautifully, creating a performance that resonated deeply with fans and made a lasting impact on the CMA stage.

Audience members were quick to praise their performance, with one comment highlighting, “Can we just say that Chris and Morgane sang on key, which is more than can be said for most other performers! Morgane, so glad your mic was turned up… amazing!” Many viewers also declared it the best performance of the evening.

The night was a major triumph for Chris Stapleton, who took home three major awards: Male Vocalist of the Year, Song of the Year for “White Horse,” and Single of the Year for the same track. These victories brought his total CMA Awards count to 19, tying him with Brooks & Dunn for the most in history. He also set a new record, claiming his eighth Male Vocalist of the Year award, further cementing his status as a vocal powerhouse. In addition, Morgane earned her first CMA Award as a producer on “White Horse,” marking another milestone in their collaborative success.

In addition to his duet with Morgane, Chris Stapleton also collaborated with Post Malone on their song “California Sober” and performed “Honky Tonk Hall of Fame” with George Strait. Both performances were met with widespread praise from audiences in attendance and those watching from home, further highlighting the versatility and depth of his musical talent.