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5 Fun Facts About Tim McGraw and Faith Hill’s Kids You Should Know

5 Things You Never Knew About Faith Hill’s Kids
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  • Arden is a Senior Country Music Journalist for Country Thang Daily, specializing in classic hits and contemporary chart-toppers.
  • Prior to joining Country Thang Daily, Arden wrote for Billboard and People magazine, covering country music legends and emerging artists.
  • Arden holds a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism from the University of Tennessee, with a minor in Music Studies.

Tim McGraw and Faith Hill’s kids are born in an almost perfect family. They might not be royal-blooded, but many people look up to them. Country music’s power couple gives us not only a relationship but parenting goals as well. They raised three beautiful and independent daughters who also shared some of their unique personalities.

Their love story started on a fateful day in 1994. Tim McGraw and Faith Hill met at the New faces Show in Nashville, where they first felt sparks fly, but they didn’t have the relationship right there. It took about two more years before they got together when they crossed paths again on a joint tour in 1996. The couple’s love bloomed in 1997 when their oldest daughter Gracie Katherine was born, followed by Maggie Elizabeth, who came in 1998, and in 2001 Faith Hill gave birth to their youngest daughter Audrey Caroline.

With this, it’s time to know the 5 fun facts of the three kids.

Having a beautiful voice runs in their blood

Don’t be shocked, but the three daughters of the country music superstars all have, you guessed it, beautiful voices. It runs in their family, yet only the oldest and middle daughter seem to be interested in singing publicly. Gracie joined her dad before at the Bridgestone Arena in Nashville performing on stage “Here Tonight.” 

Meanwhile, Gracie and Maggie were both parts of a school rock band; the former was during high school while the latter was on her college days.

They have overprotective parents

It seems like the couple wasn’t always cool as a cucumber when it comes to their kids. It turns out Tim and Faith have always kept their brood out of the public eye ever since they were born. It’s only now that they’ve grown young adults that they have posted videos and pictures of their daughters on social media. The posts primarily consisted of the girls’ throwback photos, which they gladly missed uploading when the trio was still tiny.

The Middle Child is Faith Hill’s clone

All of the girls have some resemblance to their parents. They all have that southern vibe Tim and Faith sports all the time. But do you know that the middle child among the kids is Faith Hill’s clone? Maggie Elizabeth McGraw resembled her mom so much that they can pass off as twins. Tim McGraw and Faith Hill’s daughters did well on the receiving end with their parent’s talent and look.

The three girls have different paths they’re taking

Gracie, being the oldest, is done with college and now pursuing an acting career in Los Angeles, California. Maggie was only a year younger than Gracie and is currently finishing her master’s degree at Stanford University in California. Last but not least, Audrey is presently taking up film making after graduating from high school in 2020. They each have their own passion in life.

They grew up in a family full of love and understanding

In a way, we can see how Tim and Faith keep their children intact. Although the three girls live miles apart from them, they see to it to check up on the girls and still express their love for them. The country couple is posting pictures of their daughters on social media with endearing captions. Tim also shared in an interview before how he wants his children to grow up in an environment where understanding and equality persevere.

Tim McGraw and Faith Hill’s kids are all grown up now, but they will still be the little girls they love and cherish to their parents.

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