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Miranda Lambert Allegedly Dumps Salad On Woman’s Head During Heated Fight At Nashville Steakhouse

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Feb. 13 2019, Updated 4:42 p.m. ET

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A quiet dinner with her mother quickly went left for Miranda Lambert. While enjoying a meal at the Stoney River Steakhouse in Nashville, Tennessee, the singer allegedly exchanged heated words with an unidentified woman before dumping a salad over her head.

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According to reports, while eating at the upscale restaurant, the 35-year-old was joined by her mom and a family friend.

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The evening took a turn when the couple sitting next to the trio allegedly picked a fight with Miranda’s friend.

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While Miranda’s friend was in the bathroom, the other man made a snide remark about millennials and their constant phone usage. Their conversation continued out into the dining area and it escalated.

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Their increasingly bitter back and forth lead to a visibly irate Miranda reportedly upending a bowl of salad onto the unknown woman.

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Law enforcement was called to the scene but by the time they arrived, the “Vice” singer and her guests were already gone.

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What do you think about Miranda’s alleged salad-throwing? Share your thoughts in the comments.

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