Jason Aldean and wife Brittany share a smooch as they head to Disney World with their family

They are embroiled in controversy after Brittany Aldean’s allegedly transphobic comments.

But Jason Aldean, 45, and wife Brittany, 34, put the drama aside as they headed to the most magical place on Earth with their children Memphis, four, and Navy, three.

The pair looked like one big happy family exploring the sights with their little ones in photos posted to Brittany’s Instagram account on Thursday.

Brittany posted photos of her family exploring the sights, decked out in Disney attire.

‘We had way too much fun at Disney to post! We stayed at the Animal Kingdom Lodge, highly recommended,” Brittany wrote in one of the messages.

“Top three attractions: Guardians of the Galaxy..Avatar…Soaring I’m a sucker for a motion simulator and a ride that pumps smells everywhere… All in all, this trip brought endless amounts of smiles and happy tears.”

The Aldeans looked as happy as they were with Mickey and Minnie Mouse, going on the rides and posing in front of Cinderella’s castle.

Jason and Brittany also enjoyed some romance as they shared some beloved snaps they took during their adventures.

Brittany posted photos of her hugging her husband by the water before sharing a hug.

“Without a doubt, life is more fun with you,” the photo read. She has tagged the location as ‘In Love’.

Based on the big smile, it seemed like the recent controversy surrounding Brittany was out of sight, out of mind.

In August, Brittany sparked a stir for allegedly using transphobic language in a controversial Instagram video.

Brittany posted a prep video with the caption: “I want to say a big thank you to my parents for not changing my gender as I went through my tomboy phase. I love this girly life.’

Under the post, Aldean noted: “Lmao [laughing my a** off]!! I’m glad they didn’t either, because you and I wouldn’t work it out.’

The post prompted country singers Maren Morris and Cassadee Pope to invite her.

Cassadee, 33, took to Twitter and responded, “You’d think beauty brand celebs would see the positives of including LGBTQ+ people in their posts. But instead here we are, hearing someone compare their “tomboy phase” to someone who wants to switch. Very nice.’

Maren, 32, joined in on her own: ‘It’s so easy to, like, not be an asshole? Sell ​​your clip-ins and zip them up, Insurrection Barbie.’

The curator of XO Britt then doubled down on her Instagram stories and tagged Say It First singer Pope.

First, she shared what a snap of the Twitter comments and her own sarcastic comment to Pope, purposefully calling her “Karen” and thanking her for “calling me Barbie.”

Morris’s husband, Ryan Hurd, also tweeted that “Going fast by picking transgender people isn’t brave at all.”

He continued: ‘I am proud of Maren for bringing it up for them. Badge of honor that CO also has a completely normal discourse. Shut up and sing only to those you disagree with.’

Then Brittany shared her own thoughts in one slide comparing so-called ‘gender affirmative care’ to genital mutilation, writing: ‘Some parents are so eager to be accepted by society that they are willing to make life-changing decisions for their children who are not old. enough to fully understand the consequences of their actions.”

Another wondered whether children under 18 should be able to opt for puberty blockers or undergo gender reassignment surgery.

Puberty blockers have often been described as “reversible,” but scientists say not enough research has been done on their side effects.

They have been found to cause symptoms in some patients, including brain swelling and loss of bone density, and can also cause irreversible symptoms, including infertility and loss of the ability to orgasm.

Maren responded to some of the comments with her own video in Instagram Stories, explaining, “You must have been so sweet and supportive to me and Cassadee today. I’ll say, like, we can handle this, we’ve been dealing with idiots for years, you know, saying insanely stupid things to us, but like, I’d say look at your trans friends, look at your gay friends, everyone who likes that is into country music and had to watch that bulls**t today and feel inhumane.”

Cassadee also took to Instagram to share a photo of herself saying “POV: Knowing you got under someone’s skin you don’t like in the first place.”

The Bones singer expressed her support with “You know, I’m glad she didn’t turn into a boy either, because we really don’t need another motherfucker in the world. It sucks when Karens tries to hide their homophobia/transphobia behind their ‘protective attitude of the kids’. Don’t they put their kids in “Biden-is-a-pedo” shirts on social media? Sounds like a very safe way to protect them from millions of eyes!’

“F**k all the way to Insurrection Barbie and the fellow IBs trolling this comment section with their hypocritical, hateful a**es.”

Brittany’s husband responded to the post via an Instagram comment, calling his wife “MY Barbie.”

Both Grammy winners have been outspoken supporters of the LGBTQ community for years and have faced backlash from country music fans, but most of the response from followers has been positive. The Girl singer advocates for more diversity in the country genre, especially for African Americans. She also supported her boyfriend, All Night crooner TJ Osborne, who came out publicly as gay.