Growing up with two hot country stars for parents definitely has its perks, but it's also pretty intimidating — especially if they are Faith Hill and Tim McGraw. Faith and Tim have been one of country music's most beloved couples for years, and continue to be the ultimate #marriagegoals. But as much as we love the couple, we love the family they've created together even more.
The family frequent shares photos and videos of family bonding moments. Earlier this year, Tim McGraw shared a video of Faith Hill and daughter Maggie recreating a viral TikTok dance with with Maggie's friend Georgiana.
"These crazy girls around here!," McGraw wrote. "@faithhill and Maggie joined by her pal Georgiana....Fun stuff"
Get to Know Tim McGraw and Faith Hill's 3 Daughters
All three of Tim and Faith Hill's daughters inherited some serious singing chops from their superstar parents. Faith explained to New Beauty that she and Tim do their best to be supportive, as two professionals who already had to climb their way to the top.
"Tim and I know what it takes to really do this for a living, but, as a parent, you don't want to stand in the way of their dreams. It's been one of the most difficult things for me as a mom—especially as a mom of all girls. You want to protect them; you want to make sure they aren't disappointed. I'm certain all parents would say that about their kids, but there is a point you have to remember, 'I was 19 once, and I remember the passion and the drive I had, and I just have to let them go and do it.'"
Gracie McGraw
Faith and Tim's oldest daughter Gracie definitely inherited her parent's musical genes. And she's no stranger to the big stage. In 2015, their eldest daughter even performed at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, Tennessee with her father, singing a duet to "Here Tonight." Gracie grew up loving music, and in an interview with New Beauty, her mom shared that she not only taught herself how to play the guitar, but she started a secret band in their basement when she was in high school. Her band, Tingo, even booked gigs. Pretty impressive.
"It was right under our noses! Right under our roof!" Faith said. "We had no idea."
Gracie finished college at New York University and later decided to move to Los Angeles to pursue an acting career.
"She's 22, and on one hand, it's sad," Tim shared at the time with Taste of Country, "but on the other hand to have the gumption to go out and chase your dreams ... it feels like we did a pretty good job."
When Tim joined Gracie on a cross country road trip, he posted a video of them on social media singing a Barbra Streisand song together. All we have to say is...wow. Gracie clearly has big things ahead of her!
"PIPES!!!!!!......Dang, this girl can sing! Gracie and I having fun with Babs and Barry on our trip #chaseyourdreamsgirl"
Maggie McGraw
Middle daughter Maggie (or Maggie May as her dad calls her) recently turned 21, just one year younger than her older sister. She's currently attending college at Stanford University. Gracie wasn't the only McGraw child to get a cross country road trip. But this time, mom was behind the wheel. Faith posted a video of her and her daughter driving from Nashville to California, jamming out to Taylor Swift's "Bad Blood."
"Day 1: #BadBlood singalong w/ Maggie on the way to college!"
Maggie also has some serious skills and is currently a member of a rock band called Sister Supply. So far, dad hasn't missed a single show, commuting all the way out to Cali to see her sing.
Here's a clip of her band performing at the Frost Music Festival in 2018:
Audrey McGraw
The youngest of the McGraw children, Audrey recently turned 18. Pretty soon, Faith and Tim will be empty nesters! For her big birthday, Faith posted the cutest throwback video on Instagram of her youngest singing "Single Ladies."
"My little sparrow with her head full of dreams. Oh, the places you will go my sweet."
Though Audrey hasn't expressed any interest in pursuing music like her sisters, we know that she can sing. Here's a clip of her performing The Chicks' "Travelin Soldier" in 2014...imagine how good she must be now!
In an interview on The TODAY Show, Tim gushed about his family and how proud he is of his three girls.
"We're so proud of our daughters because the world that they grew up in, it can easily make the kids turn out differently." He also said that they were incredibly grounded and humble. "They have such big hearts, and they work hard at the things that they want to accomplish."
This article was originally published in 2020. It was updated on Oct. 6, 2021.
