Kenny Chesney Says No to Reality

Kenny Chesney supports his friends who have entered the world of reality TV -- including Trace Adkins, Julianne Hough, Sara Evans and Tanya Tucker -- but he insists he will never join them.

"Never! No, my life's real enough," he told Canadian radio station CJDC when asked if he'd ever star in a reality TV show. "I would rather concentrate on trying to connect with fans in the audience and trying to write a great song and cut great music, and that takes up a lot of time, to be honest with you. I don't think you'll ever see me do that."

Kenny will be seen on the big screen this summer, when his tour movie, 'Summer in 3-D' comes out, but he has no aspirations to become a movie star like his buddy Tim McGraw. "I've even had a lot of people ask me if I want to act. I'm never saying never, but it's not something I wake up everyday wanting to do, and so I don't think I'd ever take a year off to go do a movie or something. I wouldn't be that good at it anyway. I think I realized doing the 'You Save Me' video where it took us three days to shoot three minutes of an opening of a video. I realized right then I wanted my day job back -- that I was never gonna have the patience to act ."

After making his Sun City Carnival trek the top tour of 2009, Kenny plans on taking a break from the road next year, but not from music entirely. He is already back in the studio working on his next album.