After her controversial divorce from Blake Shelton, reports about Miranda Lambert's cheating problems appear to be worse these days following news that her emails were hacked.

After accused of cheating with different men, including her long-time tour manager Ryan Westbrook, the 31-year-old country music singer's situation seems to be more scandalous this time after her hacked emails reportedly confirmed the cheating rumors.

Quoting a report that appeared on the latest issue of "In Touch" magazine, Celebrity Dirty Laundry shared on Sunday that Brenda got into the multi-awarded singer's email account and was able to download sizzling information which she started selling to a number of tabloids.

"I hacked in to her account," the source disclosed. "Her Facebook is tied to her email account so I can see her Facebook messages too."

She even continued saying, "There are more than 35,000 emails and I have been going through them."

Although the details that the source could still be sharing with the site are meaty and of great interest to the public, particularly to the couple's fans, Celebrity Dirty Laundry decided to cut their ties with Brenda since they learned that her information were acquired through an illegal process. However, the site noted that it "doesn't mean that other tabloids will do the same."

With her alleged emails being hacked, Miranda Lambert could be freaking out so badly this time especially that it was reported that they contain evidences about the cheating rumors.

Meanwhile, E! Online reported on Saturday that the ex-wife of Blake Shelton joked about her current situation while on stage during the WE Feast 2015 in Detroit Lakes, Minnesota, as relayed by several fans.

"I wish I've been drinking all day. I deserve it," the "The House That Built Me" singer reportedly said. "I just got divorced."

To make the night's atmosphere more cheery despite Miranda Lambert's pain over the cheating issues, Gwen Sebastian joined her when she performed her single ""Smokin' and Drinkin'," while another friend, Dierks Bentley, helped her out with Tracy Lawrence's "Texas Tornado."