After several cheating rumors were thrown at former couple Miranda Lambert and Blake Shelton, the latest update is already about the 31-year-old singer's rendition of the divorce song "Rated X."

According to recent reports, the lyrics of the Loretta Lynn-original song may aptly describe the situation where she is now after divorcing from her former husband, 39-year-old fellow country singer Blake Shelton.

It was learned through Daily Mail that the performance happened at the ACM Honors in Nashville, Tennessee wherein Lynn was among the awardees.

If anyone would understand the "The Rated X's" words, the report said that it can easily be speculated that "clearly its lyrics still resonated with Miranda - who split from husband Blake in July," after which various accounts of alleged cheating scandals came out.

Furthermore, Daily Mail shared that the song talks about a woman's struggle after a divorce - from getting enough courage to go for it to facing other people's judgments.

"Well if you've been a married woman and things didn't seem to work out/ Divorce is the key to bein' loose and free so you're gonna be talked about," the 1973 track says.

"Everybody knows that you've loved once so they think you'll love again," it continues.

Talking about loving again, do you think Miranda Lambert will immediately find a new partner in life? Or, will she be afraid already to hear about cheating issues once again?

Meanwhile, Radar Online reported that Blake Shelton only had good words for his former wife when, especially it comes to music.

"Even after the split, Blake was the first one to declare that she's not only a better lyricist than him, but she's also a faster songwriter," an insider told the site.

The source also declared that "The Voice" coach's busy schedule didn't allow him to focus on composing songs.

"He is less focused on recording new music than he is on delivering the goods on this season of 'The Voice,'" the insider said. "Quite frankly he knows Miranda would win hands down when it comes to songwriting or record sales."

Could this be a sign that amid the cheating rumors, Blake Shelton's heart still has a spot for Miranda Lambert? How big could that spot be, then?