2014 CMT Music Awards: Kristen Bell Goes from Acting, Singing, Hosting to Wearing Fake Alan Jackson Moustache [PHOTOS]
Looking especially glam in her navy blue plunging neckline gown at the 2014 Country Music Television (CMT) Awards, the adorable, hilarious and super talented Kristen Bell went from being a great actress to an amazing singer, to a hilarious host and to someone who was wearing a fake Alan Jackson moustache on stage in Nashville, Tennessee.
Bell, hosting the CMT Awards for the third time in a row, showed off her comedic skills in a new report, garnering laughs as she walked on the Nashville stage in cowboy outfit- an Alan Jackson signature blonde moustache and cowboy hat.
According to an MTV report, after Bell honoured country music legend Alan Jackson with the first ever CMT Impact Award, the adorable host reportedly appeared on stage with the said cowboy outfit, garnering guffaws from the crowd.
On June 3, 2014, a day before the CMT Music Awards, People reported that the 33-year-old American songstress joked about being a host during a press conference in Nashville.
"In truth what I do during the show is change into a variety of fancy outfits and read a Teleprompter, so it's not the hardest job in America," Kristen Bell said jokingly.
"Honestly it [hosting] doesn't feel like work for me. It feels like a lot of fun. And I have a front-row seat to an amazing concert," Bell added.
Though it has been Kristen Bell's third time to host the CMT Music Awards, the 2014 awards show was Bell's first time to go solo.
In a round up of what MTV called "aw, shucks adorable moments" of Bell, the songstress was considered to be "the most adorable person ever," and though reportedly admitting that she wouldn't be showing off her pipes at the 2014 CMT Music Awards, Bell still brandished her singing talent during the opening of the show as showed in a video clip by CMT.
Kristen Bell is known for her role as the private eye Veronica Mars in the movie "Veronica Mars," the one who voiced the character of Anna in the Disney animated movie "Frozen," and though usually uncredited, Bell's voice had been used in the popular television series "Gossip Girl" as Gossip Girl herself from 2007 to 2012.
