For Tim McGraw, love for his family is his greatest inspiration through good times and bad.
In a video shared on his Instagram account, the country icon was asked what he considers flex in his world, and dedicated it to his wife Faith Hill and their daughters. , revealed touching details hidden in plain sight.
McGraw pointed to his mic stand, saying, “It has a little bit of my tattoo design on my arm, my daughter’s initials, my wife’s initials, and it’s all over my mic stand.”
He continued, “So when I feel like I’m losing focus or having trouble sleeping, which I sometimes do, I look down at the mic stand and that’s how I pick myself up again and do something like, Make me think.” My purpose. ”
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Tim McGraw called his family his biggest “flexes” in a social media video and revealed that he has their initials tattooed on his microphone stand. (via Paula Robo ABC, Getty Images)
A customized microphone stand is definitely something like flexibility in my work world. And it applies to my personal world too, because everything I do is their Because it’s there for you.”
McGraw married Hill in 1996 and gave birth to a daughter, Gracie, a year later, a second daughter, Maggie, in 1998, and a third daughter, Audrey, in 2001.
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In the video’s caption, McGraw wrote, “Even when I’m on the go…Family is my biggest ‘flex’!!” and teased about his upcoming tour.
McGraw and Hill married in 1996 and have three daughters. Gracie McGraw, Audrey McGraw, Maggie McGraw. (Kevin Mazur/Time Magazine Getty Images)
The “I Like It I Love It” singer admitted last year that he and Hill were struggling with their daughter growing up and leaving home.
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“It was tough at first. I mean, I think it’s always harder for moms than dads, but… there were a lot of tears,” he said on Audacity’s “The Rob + Holly Show.”
McGraw admitted she cried when she drove her eldest daughter, Gracie, across the country for the big trip. (John Shearer/Getty Images for Big Machine Records)
The proud dad revealed he cried as he drove his eldest son Gracie across the country to move to Los Angeles.
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“When I dropped her off, I mean, I just lost it,” he recalled. “And I had to drive home by myself…I cried the whole time.”
