Miranda Lambert has a new boyfriend

Miranda Lambert is no longer a single woman.

The 32-year-old Grammy winner is dating 27-year-old singer Anderson East, a source tells ET. "It's fairly new. They started seeing each other less than two months ago," the source says. "They are just having fun and seeing where it goes."

Lambert split with her ex-husband, Blake Shelton, in July and, in November, Shelton started a romance with fellow "The Voice" coach, Gwen Stefani. Now, a source claims, "Anderson is the complete opposite of Blake."

So, who is Anderson East? First of all, that's his stage name -- he was born Michael Anderson. He's a rhythm and blues singer who arrived on the scene with his first single, "Satisfy Me":

Here's another popular track off his debut album, "Delilah":

East and Miranda are already making music together, too...kind of. Both are featured on the tribute album, "Southern Family."

Miranda recorded her version of "Sweet By and By" and just a few tracks down is East with his cover of "Learning."

East is also another good, ole Southern boy, born in Alabama though he's adopted Nashville as his hometown of late. He's a hunter, just like Miranda:

Happy Thanksgiving from our family to yours. 📷: @ashleycmay

A photo posted by Anderson East (@andersoneast) on

And a fellow horse lover:

The outside of a horse is good for the inside of a man.

A photo posted by Anderson East (@andersoneast) on

So, basically, they are perfect for each other.

As for Miranda, she recently said of her divorce, "We were together for 10 years, married for four, were very quickly divorced, and are friends. I'm still processing everything and figuring out where to go and what happened. Marriage is tough business, and we gave it our best college try."

Now, find out why the country singer followed Gwen Stefani on Twitter:

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