Country music star Audrey McGraw recently expressed deep gratitude for her parents, Tim McGraw and Faith Hill, during a Las Vegas concert. She shared how her father often invited her to sing with him on stage and proudly announced his induction into the Country Music Hall of Fame.
Musician Audrey McGraw has always been vocal about being raised by her celebrity parents, Tim McGraw and Faith Hill. The star, while performing at one of her latest venues, opened up about what it was like to have them as her parents, and how grateful she is for everything that they have done for her over the past years.
Tim McGraw and Faith Hill’s daughter Audrey McGraw gets candid about how much she loves her parents
On Friday, McGraw got on stage at the Red Rock Casino in Las Vegas to perform some of her hit songs. However, during one of the segments of the show, the musician got emotional and opened up about the bond that she shares with her parents. Many videos from the event went viral, where the 24 year old can be seen talking about her parents.While talking about them, McGraw mentioned, “Speaking of my dad, he had me come out and sing this next one at a lot of his sets. I think some people are tired of it, but I’ll never get f–king tired of this song.” She was referring to the song ‘Baracuda.’ The star also congratulated her father on his latest achievement, only hours after it was announced that he has been inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame for 2026. She stated, “I come from a Mississippi woman and a Louisiana man, who just got inducted into the Country Hall of Fame. I’m so, so proud of my dad. Both of my parents. I love them so much.”
Tim McGraw talks about his latest feat
During a talk with PEOPLE, Tim McGraw opened up about finding out that he was one of the 2026 inductees of the Country Music Hall of Fame. He revealed that he never thought that something like this could ever happen to someone like him, for which he is truly grateful. He added, “I wouldn’t be standing here today if it weren’t for great women in my life, from my grandmother to my mom, my sisters, my daughters, and most of all, to my wife. Thank you, baby. I would not be standing here today if it weren’t for you, nor would I want to be.”
