Country music superstars Tim McGraw and Faith Hill's daughters are their most important collaborations. Meet the three young women here!
Faith Hill’s daughters have grown up fast and Tim and Faith are now officially empty-nesters. Country music power couple Tim McGraw and Faith Hill’s daughters make occasional appearances alongside their famous parents, but are often out doing their own thing. Gracie, the oldest, is now 25-years-old and relocated to New York city to pursue a role on Broadway. Their second, Maggie (24), finished her Master Degree from Stanford University in California. She also completed her undergraduate degree at Stanford and was a member of a rock band. The youngest, Audrey (20), graduated from high school in the class of 2020 and is currently pursing modeling. McGraw claims raising their brood in Nashville helped give their lives some normalcy.
“And our girls are so grounded, they’re so humble. They have such big hearts, and they work hard at the things that they want to accomplish — and we’re really proud of them,” he added. “We couldn’t ask for better kids. They’re smarter than us in so many ways.”
All three girls can sing, but so far, mostly Gracie and Maggie have shown an interest in performing publicly. In 2015, Gracie joined her dad on stage at the Bridgestone Arena in Nashville where they performed “Here Tonight.” Gracie was hardly a newbie to the stage, in high school she fronted an all-female alt-rock group called Tingo. The group performed publicly and cut some songs between college semesters. Maggie was involved in a college rock band and Tim tried to catch as many shows as he could. Whether or not any of the girls follow in their parents’ musical footsteps is completely up to them.
In 2017. Hill explained to AOL.com, “As a parent you don’t want to stand in the way of their dreams…You want to protect them; you want to make sure they aren’t disappointed.” She adds, “Sometimes, it’s better to let your children go through things on their own and let them experience it instead of of saying, ‘Don’t do it this way, or you must do it this way’.”
Anyone who has raised a daughter can appreciate the message in Hill and McGraw’s hit “Speak To A Girl.” “You want some affirmation. You want some understanding. You want some equality, all those things you want your daughters to take with them when they go out into the world and expect not only from… their partner in life, but from their business associates.” He continues, “You want them to set a high bar for what they expect from those people and how they expect to be treated,” McGraw shared with Rare Country.
Gracie McGraw
Maggie McGraw (she recently deleted her own Instagram account)
Audrey McGraw