LeAnn Rimes Eddie Cibrian Ignore Brandi Glanville Twitter Insults Saying 'We Don't Do Drama' [Video]

The LeAnne Rimes Brandi Glanville war of words has been splashed all over Glanville's Twitter feed, but Rimes and husband Eddie Cibrian revealed they "don't do drama" and instead focus on domestic life together.

Rimes revealed to US Magazine, "The thing is, Eddie and I are very proud of the home and family that we have. We don't like drama, and we don't want to be part of it."

The two-time Grammy winner told US "We can't control the people around us, but we can control we handle drama, and we've made a very peaceful life for ourselves and I'm very happy with that. There's a lot of drama on the outside and we've finally learned how to not let it in."

Rimes and Cibrian have just moved into a new house together, but Glanville's attacks have dampened their sunny mood and Rimes has spoken openly in the past about the tabloid abuse she encountered when Cibrian left Glanville to be with her and how it led to massive depression.

But rather than engage in Brandi Glanville's scattered insults of her parenting Glanville and Cibrian's children, she's decided to lay low and not let them get to her.

Glanville and Cibrian have two sons together from their pervious marriage: Jake, who is 10 year-old, and Mason who is 6.

Glanville can often be heard knocking their son's "bonus mom" as she calls Rimes in interviews and on her Twitter page.

The Brandi Glanville LeAnne Rimes Twitter war happened last month after Glanville took to Twitter because she claimed she was looking for her sons and Rimes and Cibrian weren't responding.

"Ive been trying to get a hold of my kids 4 over an hour no response to my calls ,emails or messages. Maybe twitter will work."

Rimes, for her part, struck back, writing the next day, "Name calling and twitter rants are so 2012. Music and truth is so 2013."

But Rimes said in the newest issue of US that "I think if our lives were not played out so publicly that way, then we would be able to communicate better. But, at this moment, that's not [the case]."

The "Borrowed" singer tells US she would rather focus on her music than on feuding with the Drinking and Tweeting author. "It's time for the conversation to change," Rimes says. "I do music. I don't blow up drama for the sake of a career."

Rimes recently told Chelsea Handler that she has her hands full with Cibrian's other kids and isn't ready to have her own yet.