Jana Kramer Shares Cowgirl Photos from April Adventures and Movie Set

Country singer and actress Jana Kramer shared new photos from her April adventures, featuring cowgirl outfits, ranch scenes and a denim look.

One photo showed the One Tree Hill alum posing in front of a mirror in a gray sports bra, ultra-short denim cutoff shorts and knee-high brown boots, her hair in loose waves. "Such a fun shoot with my Eby family!" she wrote over the mirror selfie, displaying her fit physique.

Another image captured Kramer on a vintage yellow Ford pickup truck with the driver's door open. She wore a black cowboy hat, bikini-style top and chaps against a backdrop of barn buildings. "April adventure… Great way to wrap up the month but excited to get home to my babies this week!" she captioned the Instagram carousel.

Kramer has starred in several recent projects, including an upcoming movie with Ryan Rottman. On her Instagram Story, she posted a horseback riding photo in denim shorts, a fitted white tank top and cowboy boots while riding through a grassy field and glancing back at the camera.

She also shared a behind-the-scenes look from the final night of filming on a production set. Posing by a pickup truck under a pink-and-orange sunset with a small film crew and a horse, she added text: "Texas sky showing off on the last night of filming."

Kramer included photos of her husband, Alan Russell, and their kids at home. In an October 2025 Fox News Digital interview promoting The Christmas Ring, she discussed how Russell copes with her romantic scenes. "It wasn't natural" at the start of their relationship, she said, noting she tried to make him more comfortable.

The actress said introducing him to co-stars helped. "I had Ben Hollingsworth and his wife Nila over the house. We had a barbecue with the kids, and it's like once you get to know my co-star and their hearts and their families, it does, it becomes like everybody's friends," Kramer said.

"I think over time, now that this has been, you know, a couple of movies now that we've done, he's more comfortable with the fact that it is not how people portray it, you know? And it's not real."