According to War and Treaties, Jon Bon Jovi's presence appeared like divine intervention when he rescued a woman in danger on a bridge in Nashville.
The country duo of Tanya Trotter and Michael Trotter Jr. spoke to FOX News Digital on the People's Choice Country Awards red carpet Thursday night and said, in a nutshell, “Jon Bon Jovi's I thank God for that.”
Bon Jovi and The War and Treaty collaborated on the song “The People's House,” and had been filming a music video for it at the Seigenthaler Pedestrian Bridge in Nashville shortly before the incident.
“So, we had just finished shooting a music video, and John and I hugged each other and left, and 20 minutes later, this whole thing happened,” Michael explained. “I don't even think he originally planned on walking on the bridge, but something in his heart and his team said, 'Let's go on the bridge.'
War and Treaty (Michael Trotter Jr. and Tanya Trotter) had worked on a song with Jon Bon Jovi and were on a bridge with him in Nashville just before saving a woman's life. (Getty Images)
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“I just went to show you how he was guided. Faith guides us all, right? So thank God for John,” he added.
The “Livin' on a Prayer” singer was praised by local authorities for his efforts to successfully persuade an unidentified woman not to jump from a bridge.
According to War and Treaties, Bon Jovi was not originally scheduled to be on the bridge after filming, but ended up staying there by chance. “Just going to show him how he's been led,” Michael Trotter Jr. said. (Metropolitan Nashville Police Department)
“We would like to thank @JonBonJovi and his team for rescuing a woman on the Seigenthaler Peto Bridge on Tuesday night,” a Metro Nashville Police Department official shared on X. “Bon Jovi helped convince her to safely get off the Cumberland River ledge.”
Chief John Drake added in a statement: “We all must work together to keep each other safe.”
Video shared by the Nashville Metropolitan Police Department showed Bon Jovi and another bystander helping the woman to safety. (Metropolitan Nashville Police Department)
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The War and Treaty are also thrilled to have worked with Bon Jovi on a song, calling him “a very important person.”
“Just going to show you how he led. Faith guides us all, right? So thank God for John.”
“What a rush. What a rush. He's not just a legend, he's a legend.” our Legend. He is a very important person. He was loud and bold, and he shared that goodness in wars and treaties. Thank God for Jon Bon Jovi,” Michael said.
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The country duo, who performed their new single “Can I Get an Amen” at the People's Choice Country Awards, will be performing at the awards ceremony, including their 2024 Group/Duo and 2024 collaboration “Hey.” I was also grateful to have been nominated. Driver” and Zach Bryan.
“War and Treaty” was nominated for two People’s Choice Country Awards. (Ralph Bavaro/NBC/NBCU Photobank via Getty Images)
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“We always think about our fans and we're doing this for them. So when we think that our fans chose us and voted for us to be here, we 's heart is filled with great joy,' Tanya said.
Fox News Digital's Tracy Wright contributed to this report.
