Tim McGraw’s Daughter Was Nervous Sharing 1st Song With Him
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Tim McGraw and Faith Hill are two of the biggest superstars in country music. Their three daughters are all pursuing careers in music. One of his daughters admitted that she was nervous to show her parents her first song. Keep reading to find out why.
Tim McGraw Looks Back On 29-Year Marriage
Tim McGraw and Faith Hill’s 1996 wedding was a huge surprise. They’d only met months before when she joined his tour. But when you know, you know. And Tim McGraw still knows today. The longtime couple recently marked their 29th anniversary this month.
The “Don’t Take The Girl” singer posted a heartfelt tribute to his wife. “We have been through so much together, our girls growing up, me trying to grow up, and you, you, you, always there,” he wrote on a throwback picture of their early relationship.
Tim McGraw & Faith Hill’s Daughter Releases First Album
Tim McGraw’s daughters with Faith Hill are grown now. Gracie, 28, Maggie, 27, and Audrey, 23, all inherited their parents’ musicality. They recently joined their dad on stage to sing with him. It was one of his first live performances after suffering an injury that forced him to cancel his tour.
According to multiple sources, Maggie McGraw works as a special projects and government affairs manager for a non-profit dedicated to investigating environmental organized crime. Her sisters are involved in the music industry.
Gracie McGraw made her off-Broadway debut in 2024 in Babe. Her parents were there to cheer her on. Their youngest daughter, Audrey, spent the summer on tour in Europe with Brandi Carlile. The career-making opportunity was just months before her first album release.
She dropped several singles from the upcoming album throughout the summer, including a cover of Neil Diamond’s hit song “I Am… I Said.”
Why She Was Nervous To Show Them Her 1st Song
She recently sat down with singer-songwriters Sheryl Crow and Maren Morris for Elle magazine for Three Generations of Songwriters. Audrey McGraw shared that her father was one influence that turned her toward music.
Tim McGraw and Faith Hill raised their daughters in Nashville, Tennessee. But Audrey McGraw was more than just their daughter. She opened up during the Elle interview about why she was afraid to share the first song she’d written with her parents.
Her father’s response was that the song was “pretty good.” Audrey McGraw said that she was hesitant to share the song because she was a huge fan of her parents.
“I was so scared to show it to them because everything I made, I hid. Not because they were harsh or unsupportive, it was just a lot of pressure,” she admitted.
Who wouldn’t be nervous? Tim McGraw and Faith Hill spent decades at the top of country charts.
