Messina embarked on the Me Tour in support of the album in October 2014. Messina has been performing new self-penned songs "Will You Love Me" and "Masquerade" at shows since 2015. While Messina anticipated that they would be a part of a new EP, entitled Masquerade, she has since reassessed the direction of her music and is continuing to write new material, mostly faith-based in an effort to share God's word, for an eventual project. In April 2018, Messina appeared on Huckabee on Trinity Broadcasting Network, to debut her new song, written by Messina with producer Seth Mosley, "Bigger Than This". The song caught the attention of the country music and Christian music industries, giving Messina the opportunity to bring new tracks to existing fans, while also introducing herself into an entirely new space. To follow up her faith-based, original song, Messina released her own version of Cory Asbury's award-winning "Reckless Love" to country and Christian radio. Personal life Messina became involved with the Special Olympics after stumbling across an event while jogging. She has become an ambassador and performs at Special Olympics events to increase attendance. In 2004, Messina was engaged to road manager Don Muzquiz, but then broke off the engagement. However, the two remained in a business relationship. On June 22, 2007, Messina announced her engagement to businessman Chris Deffenbaugh from New Mexico. They were married in Nashville in late 2007. A son was born January 2009. In January 2012, they welcomed another son. On September 6, 2017, Jo Dee Messina's team revealed she had been diagnosed with an unspecified cancer. All 2017 tour dates after October 7 were postponed as she underwent treatments in the fall. She resumed touring in March 2018 and continues to add tour dates to her website regularly. She successfully recovered from the cancer diagnosis and resumed touring in 2022. Discography Studio albums 1996: Jo Dee Messina 1998: I'm Alright 2000: Burn 2005: Delicious Surprise 2014: Me EPs & Other albums 2002: A Joyful Noise 2003: Greatest Hits 2010: Unmistakable: Love 2010: Unmistakable: Drive 2010: Unmistakable: Inspiration Singles 2016: Noel 2018: Bigger Than This 2018: Reckless Love Awards & honors Grammy Awards The Grammy Awards are awarded annually by the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences. Messina has been nominated twice. Other awards In addition to her two Grammy Award nominations, Messina has also won an Academy of Country Music Award,