Tim McGraw and Faith Hill’s Sweetest Moments With 3 Daughters

Tim McGraw and Faith Hill may be country music royalty, but at home, they are just dad and mom. The 1883 costars met in late 1994 while they were still seeing other people, but by early 1996, they were romantically involved and touring together. Following a whirlwind romance, they tied the knot in October 1996. They went on to welcome three daughters: Gracie, Maggie and Audrey in May 1997, August 1998 and December 2001, respectively. Scroll down to see some of McGraw and Hill’s sweetest moments with their daughters over the years:

“I am thankful for my family ... These little feet that have grown so fast,” Hill wrote via Instagram while surrounded by her loved ones. “Blessings on this day.”

The family of five attended the Time 100 Gala in New York City.

“Thanks to all the great people at El Cosmico. It was a trip!! We loved it,” Hill wrote via social media while posing with Maggie.

The “Wild One” singer made a silly face with Maggie while road tripping through New Mexico.

McGraw brought Maggie, then 18, as his date to the American Music Awards in Los Angeles.

“Happy Birthday to Maggie who is 19 years old today!!!!! How is this possible?” Hill wrote via Instagram. “To one of the most adventurous, funniest and hardworking young ladies I know. So happy to have you home even if it is only for a couple more weeks. We love you!”

The “This Kiss” songstress shared a throwback snap from her “cross country road trip” with daughter Maggie on her way to college in celebration of her 22nd birthday. (Maggie attended Stanford University in California.)

The “I Need You” singer shared an Instagram snap of her “voting squad,” which included her husband and their youngest daughter Audrey.

“So we had a ‘Game of Thrones’ themed dinner at home with the kiddos,” the country crooner captioned a snap of his ladies dressed in full costume. “Merry Christmas!”

The clan went all-in for their Harry Potter night over the holidays.

“Choose your fighter,” Audrey joked while giving fans a glimpse at her and her sisters as kids.

McGraw recruited his youngest daughter, Audrey, to costar alongside him in his “7500 OBO” music video.

“Twinning in 2019,” Audrey captioned a throwback snap of her and Hill’s time in Delos, Greece.

“Happy 25th birthday to our oldest girl Gracie! So smart, so sweet, so, so talented. .… And such a crazy, big heart!” the “Humble and Kind” artist wrote via Instagram alongside a snap with his daughter. “You inspire me every day. Keep dreaming them big ol dreams my sweet girl.”

“How does it feel to be 25 years old and smokin’ hot, Gracie?!?🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 The life of every party since the day you were born,” Hill captioned a series of social media snaps in honor of her eldest daughter’s birthday. “We love you so much!!!!!!!!”

Gracie gave fans a glimpse at her “sister time” via Instagram with younger siblings Maggie and Audrey in Washington, D.C.

"The Godather dinner theme night last night ... Love my family and all the craziness that comes with it," McGraw captioned an Instagram slideshow of him and his family dressed up like mobsters.

The tight-knit clan had another theme night, dressing up as characters from Hulu's period comedy drama The Great.

Gracie clapped back at trolls who criticized her use of the type 2 diabetes drug Ozempic — which has become a controversial weight loss supplement — to help with her polycystic ovary syndrome. “I did use Ozempic last year, yes,” she wrote via Instagram. “I am now on a low dose of Mounjaro for my PCOS as well as working out. No need to accuse when I have been open about it.”

McGraw attended the 2023 Nashville Songwriter Awards with Audrey. The father-daughter duo posed for photos together after arriving at the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, Tennessee. McGraw rocked a gray suit and a cowboy hat while Audrey wore black pants and a matching blazer over a black lace top, 

McGraw received the NSAI President’s Keystone Award during the event. “So proud of you!! ❤️," Audrey wrote via her Instagram Story alongside a screenshot of her dad accepting the distinction.

McGraw’s three daughters joined him on the stage at Music City Rodeo to sing his 2007 song “Last Dollar (Fly Away).” 

“My daughters when they were little kids,” McGraw points to a video of Gracie, Maggie and Audrey as little girls. “They’re all grown up now! My girls!”