Born To Be Country<\/em>. Despite being \u201cabout 20 weeks pregnant\u201d at the time of the shoot, Sheppard admitted it was still \u201ca lot of fun\u201d.<\/p>\n\u201cIt was a full day of rehearsals, set up, and then in the evening we filmed the ball,\u201d she told the publication. \u201cThe crew were super friendly, and the property was beautiful.\u201d<\/p>\n
While only three snippets of her work made it into the final episode, Sheppard confirmed that she performed a total of six songs on the day (including Born To Be Country<\/em>, Home To Me<\/em>, Couple Goals<\/em>, Lucky<\/em>, Anything But Wild<\/em>, and Ain’t About To Let Go<\/em>). <\/p>\nOne rehearsal run-through was filmed, before another with \u201call the farmers and the ladies\u201d, without any need to spend too much time labouring over each of the tracks.<\/p>\n
Additionally, Sheppard also admitted she was unable to provide any insights into the relationships between the couple, noting she and here band \u201cwere kept a little separate,\u201d and therefore unable to learn any names or \u201cwho were the \u2018frontrunners\u2019\u201d.<\/p>\n
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While Sheppard\u2019s appearance was facilitated off the back of her Born To Be Country<\/em> album, her connection to the series should come as no surprise, with her music having been played on previous seasons, and Amy herself having also appeared on a handful of other Channel 7 shows in the past.<\/p>\nThere\u2019s currently no word as to whether we\u2019ll be seeing any other musical cameos in the coming episodes, but given season 16 has only just begun, there\u2019s plenty of time still.<\/p>\n
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