Hey guys, Eric Ross here from Young Hollywood. Guess where I'm at? On the set of ABC's Malibu Country where I'm going to sit down with the cast as well as the legend herself, Reba. All right, Reba, you have sold over 56 million records. You are a two-time Grammy winner and you have two shows on TV. You do it all.

Well, not all. I got to tell you that for sure. I'm having a blast on Malibu Country. This is the second TV show I've gotten to do.

First of all, congratulations. You're due any day now, right?

Could be any moment. Could be right now. You never know.

I've been preparing, Reba. I've been telling her that she needs to watch some birthing videos on YouTube just in case. There was an episode that I saw that you were in, Easy Money, where a song of yours goes viral. The video was pretty epic. What is the last YouTube video you saw?

The last YouTube video I saw, oh man, to sound like a total dork, I watched the sneezing panda video.

You, Mr. play Reba's son in the show.

I do.

Tell us a little bit about it. How's it been?

Oh, yes, so much fun. We laugh together, we play together. We crack down to business when when need be, but we're a family, you know.

Speaking of laughing, are there any funny, really funny things that have happened on set?

Oh, lots of.

I'm sure. Do you have one that you can share with us?

When Lily Tomlin gets on a little rampage and she continues on the scene, it's just like forever she won't. We were doing a bowling scene and she's trash talking to an opponent. And so she's on the phone saying, hey, the gutter just called and said, tell your ball to come on over or something like that. And her next line, next two or three lines, she had her phone up to her head. It's so funny. And I was dying laughing. The cast is is a cast to die for. I was saying yesterday, are we the luckiest people in the world? We just love our job.

All right, now, uh, be honest with us, before you were booked on the show, did you like country music?

Um, you know, I'm from New York. I grew up there and country music, I knew a little bit about it, but it was more like, more old school, like the the Willie Nelsons and like the Dolly Partons of the world.

Now, who are some, um, country stars that you really like?

Okay, if I had to pick, I love Sugarland. Okay. I love Blake Shelton. I love Miranda Lambert who actually came to set the other day. Of course, Reba and Toby Keith. have to be my top five. There's so many, you know, country music's such a uh talented world. I I love Eric Church. I think I think he's great. Uh one of the up and coming young men that I think is doing really well, he's a great songwriter, cute as a button, great singer, is Hunter Hayes. And I think he's doing very well.

Cute as a button indeed.

Cute as a button.

Now this might be a difficult question, but what's one of your favorite country songs of all time?

Of all time.

Of all times. Of all times. Oh, all of Patsy Cline's greatest hits, that would be my favorites. Wind Up Above. He stopped loving her today. Sad songs. See, I always go to the sad songs.

All right, and if you were on a singing competition, would it be X Factor, The Voice or American Idol?

Well, first of all, I'd win. And doesn't matter which one. I could be on all of them. And I would be the winner, nine months pregnant.

How about America's Got Talent?

Oh.

You know, cuz what would be your talent?

Well, you know, I can juggle.

You can juggle.

No, I can't. The Voice. So I guess I should say that one.

Blake Shelton.

Maybe, yeah. I mean, that would I yeah, I'd probably be on Blake's team.

Team Blake?

Yeah.

I love The Voice, but I have this fear like what if I was on The Voice and then they all turn around for me and then they all were like, uh. So I would pick The Voice. I wouldn't pick The Voice.

We are going to play a little game here. We're playing with the rest of the cast. Let's see how you do. Are you a little bit country or mostly Malibu? You have guests over for dinner. Are you cooking for your guests or are you getting it catered?

Catered.

Catered. Oh, I'm cooking for them.

Oh, okay.

I'm getting it catered.

You're at a gas station. Do you opt for self-service or full service?

Uh self-service. I'd do it myself.

Self-service. Self, I don't have a car. My mom does it. I wouldn't drive my own car to the gas station.

Do you valet park or self-park?

Self-park. Generally, self.

Um, both. I again, don't drive myself. I have a driver. So he just pulls up into the valet, let me out and then he would go park the car.

Walmart or Neiman Marcus?

Neiman. Next.

I don't even know what the other one is, so Walmart. It depends. Walmart usually. I don't shop at Neiman Marcus.

At a restaurant, do you order chicken fried steak or chicken cordon bleu?

Um. Oh, cordon bleu.

Um, I'm a fan of steak, so. Okay. How about non-fried steak? I would not order either of those things. I would order a chicken parm.

Well, there you have it, somewhere in the middle. Happy medium.

That's my only non-Kim answer. Kim would order like the vegetarian plate. I would have loved to have that chicken fried steak with white gravy on it too.

All right. That is gravy. I don't know what those are. The first one. Last one. Cowboy boots or Christian Louboutins?

Oh, cowboy boots. Forever.

Louboutins. Obviously.

Obviously.

Oh, cowboy boots. Cowboy.

Did I win something?

You won this. There you go. Thank you.