His country princess! Tim McGraw brought his oldest daughter, Gracie, onstage during his show at the Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, Tenn., this past weekend, where they performed a special daddy-daughter duet.
Gracie, 18, dressed in a summery top and form-fitting high-waisted jeans, joined her famous father to sing “Here Tonight,” a new song from his upcoming album. Videos from their duet later surfaced on YouTube, and showed the pair expertly harmonizing together.
Local paper The Tennessean reported that the country scion wasn’t the only family member to join 48-year-old McGraw onstage on Saturday. The country singer’s world-famous wife, Faith Hill, received a standing ovation after the couple performed their 1997 smash single, “It’s Your Love.”
A source close to country’s favorite couple told Us Weekly recently that the two are stronger than ever despite false tabloid reports of an imminent split. “Tim and Faith are as happy as ever raising their beautiful girls,” the insider told Us. “She still is and will always be his girl.”
The “Shotgun Rider” singer shares three teenage daughters with Hill: Gracie, Maggie, 17, and Audrey, 13. In a recent interview with Extra, McGraw recounted a funny story about what he did to one of his daughter’s dates on their first night out together.
“I happened to be cutting some meat up because I was cooking on the grill and I had a white apron on, so I had little chunks of meat on this white apron,” he dished. “I had a butcher knife when I answered the door and it wasn’t on purpose, but it worked out well.”
The Tomorrowland actor — who made headlines after taking his gorgeous family to the Time 100 Gala in NYC this past April — joked in the same interview that it’s interesting living in a brood of four women.
“I was hiding in my bedroom because it was full of dresses, makeup people and hair people, and my daughters were getting dressed,” McGraw recalled of prepping for the star-studded event. “Finally, they got dressed and I knew I had about thirty minutes, so I went in and got my tux on, sat down and was doing makeup. My daughters were asking me questions like, ‘Do these earrings look good?’ and finally my wife said, ‘Leave your father alone, he’s getting his makeup on,’ and I thought that’s something you don’t hear every day.”
