Miranda Lambert Has ‘Totally Upgraded’ Husband Brendan McLoughlin’s Life

Welcome to the good life. Ever since Miranda Lambert married Brendan McLoughlin, she has been spoiling him with her lavish lifestyle, a source told In Touch magazine, on newsstands now, exclusively.

The 35-year-old bought a $2 million New York City apartment for herself and Brendan, the insider dished. She’s “totally upgraded Brendan’s life. Being a young NYPD officer, he wasn’t exactly rolling in money. But it seems Miranda likes spoiling him and doesn’t mind spending money to make him happy.”

The 27-year-old has a son with lawyer ex Kaihla Rettinger, and it seems like the blonde bombshell wants to make sure that his little boy is comfortable in their humble abode. “The new apartment is complete with a full nursery to accommodate visits from Brendan’s son, Landon,” the source noted.

The “Tin Man” singer shocked everyone when she announced that she was no longer single on Instagram in February. “In honor of Valentine’s Day, I wanted to share some news,” she captioned a photo of herself wearing a wedding gown at the time. “I met the love of my life. And we got hitched! My heart is full. Thank you, Brendan McLoughlin, for loving me for … me. #TheOne.”

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Since then, the duo made their first public appearance at the 54th Academy of Country Music Awards on Sunday, April 7. Afterward, the newlyweds were also spotted walking around New York City together on April 27.

Even though the Staten Island native doesn’t make that much money compared to Miranda’s estimated net worth of $45 million, she doesn’t seem to mind. “Miranda wants to be the alpha partner. She doesn’t like feeling vulnerable, and, thankfully for her, her millions often give her power over most situations,” the source said.

So, how does Brendan feel about his wifey’s salary? “He’s totally comfortable with the situation,” the insider revealed. “His parents often helped him out financially before he got married.”

More money, more problems, right?