Kacey Musgraves and Cole Schafer.Photo: Cole Schafer/Instagram

Kacey Musgraves, Cole Schafer

Kacey Musgravesmay be one of the world’s most popular artists, but apparently, not everyone knows who she is — and for Musgraves’new beau Cole Schafer, that was exactly what helped win her over.

The “Star-Crossed” singer, 33, revealed in a new interview withThe New York Timesthat she and Schafer met for the first time after locking eyes in a crowded restaurant, in trueRomeo and Julietfashion.

“He did not know who I was, which I loved,” Musgraves told the outlet.

The six-time Grammy winner was first spotted with Schafer in Juneon the streets of New York, and he all but confirmed their relationship earlier this month with a sweet Instagram tribute in honor of Musgraves' 33rd birthday.

“Here’s to you looking to your right when you stepped into F***. Here’s to you writing me back,” he wrote. “Here’s to your jawline that chaps my lips and your hair I can’t keep my hands out of.”

He continued: “Here’s to your aesthetic and your art being a close second to your heart. Here’s to making it through thirty-two and here’s to you making history in thirty-three. It’s been so damn pretty falling for you, Kacey.”

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Kacey Musgraves

Musgraves has beenhealing after heartbreaksince filing for divorce fromRuston Kellyin 2020 after two-and-a-half years of marriage.

“I wasn’t going to be a real country artist without at least one divorce under my belt,” she quipped in the interview with theTimes.

The star recentlyannounced her fourth studio album,Star-Crossed, which will be released with an accompanying film, on Sept. 10. The album, she said, will be a product of her divorce.

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Star-Crossedwill be “structured as a modern-day tragedy in three acts” and will tell “an extremely personal journey of heartache and healing,” according to a press release.

The highly anticipated record comes as a follow-up to 2018’sGolden Hour, whichwon Album of the Yearat the 2019Grammy Awards.

source: people.com