Kane Brown's Bad Deal: A Blessing in Disguise

0:00On March 20th, here's the latest in entertainment and celebrity news. Country star Cain Brown recently opened up on the Bobby Cass podcast about a bad record deal he signed early in his career. The 32-year-old singer was broke and sleeping in his car back then, just trying to get his music noticed on Facebook. Without any family support, he jumped at a 50-50 split with someone who discovered him. That deal turned out to be a huge mistake, locking him into choices that hurt his progress. In his songs went viral, interest poured in from other labels, but he had to go with Sony instead. He just renegotiated for something fair after years of worry. Brown figures the bad terms cost him around $10 million, according to his business manager. He's not blaming Sony. They've treated him well, but admits it left him feeling short-changed, even if fans think he's richer than he is. Still, he sees a bright side. That same person introduced him to his wife, Katelyn, and now they have three young kids together. Without that deal, he says his family wouldn't exist, and he feels truly blessed, despite

1:04it all. Looking ahead, Brown's excited about new music after some therapy and growth plus his own bar opening a Nashville over Memorial Day weekend. It shows how he's turning past hurdles into a stronger path forward.