Tim McGraw and Faith Hill’s children are rising stars themselves, with 21-year-old Audrey pursuing a modeling and singing career alongside her studies.
And earlier this week, the talented actress took to Instagram to share a gorgeous new photo from her New York apartment.
In the black and white portrait, Audrey looked fashionable in a polka dot dress and styled her long brown hair.
Audrey has been living in New York since 2021, when she was the last child to leave the nest.
Her famous parents and her older sisters Grace (25) and Maggie (24) raised her in Nashville, Tennessee.
The family is very close, and Tim and Faith often visit their eldest son, Gracie, who also lives in New York.
Although the McGraw sisters kept a low profile when they were younger, they would sometimes appear alongside their famous parents at high-profile red carpet events, such as the 2015 Time 100 Gala. Maggie also met Prince Harry while attending the 2016 Invictus Games reception with her father.
Faith and Tim have kept their family life relatively private, but Tim previously opened up in an interview with People magazine about his pride in his daughters and the sad truth about them being left alone.
“You’re used to getting up in the morning, taking kids to school, going to softball practices, basketball practices, and cheerleading practices, and all of a sudden, that’s gone when your last one departs,” he told the outlet.
The country music star opened up about their strong personalities: “We’ve raised three strong, independent, and determined young ladies. I’m most thankful for how normal our children are, how grounded they are, and how much they respect themselves and others.”
“That makes me feel like we’ve done a really good job, especially Mom,” he continued. Tim has discussed his family unit with Country Countdown USA as well.
He stated: “I’m the family’s oldest child. Faith has four children. I do what my mother says.”
He also discussed his children’s tight relationship. “Everyone with more than one child knows how different they are,” he remarked.
“They’re all so unique. But they’re all really close and very supportive of one another. They miss each other while apart, but they also want their sister to have her own life.”
