Miranda Lambert and Ashton Kutcher have ended a brief feud that began last month on Twitter. The two ran into each other at a party prior to the Kentucky Derby in Louisville and posed for a photo which was later posted on Lambert's Twitter account, reports Ace Showbiz.
Lambert tweeted the photo with the message regarding her new view on Kutcher: "@aplusk here it is y'all. He is sweet and loves country music! For real! (sic)."
Their feud started when Lambert accused Kutcher of mocking country music last month. Kutcher appeared in a country- style outfit while presenting her with the honor of Female Vocalist of the Year at Academy of Country Music Awards, while also making a show of singing part of George Strait's "I Cross My Heart" before handing the award to Lambert.
"Was Ashton Kutcher making fun of country or is it just me? Watching it back now and I'm kinda wondering?" Lambert had posted on Twitter at that time.
Regardless, Kutcher either apologized or convinced Lambert that he "loves country music."
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