Faith And Tim's Separate Lives: What We Know So Far

Country music stars Tim McGraw and Faith Hill have had a decades-long marriage, but do they live separately? The couple, who wed in 1996, have three daughters together and have collaborated on award-winning songs, tours, and even a joint album. They have shared glimpses into their Nashville, Tennessee home, which has five bedrooms and ten bathrooms. However, in an interview, Hill mentioned that she and McGraw have their own dressing rooms and own space to retreat to. While the couple has not explicitly stated that they live separately, they do appear to value having their own spaces within their shared home.

Tim and Faith's relationship timeline

Tim McGraw and Faith Hill are one of the music industry's strongest couples, with one of the longest-lasting marriages in the industry. Here is a timeline of their relationship:

1994:

The couple first met at a Country Radio Seminar showcase for new artists in Nashville. At the time, Hill had just finalised her divorce from her first husband, Daniel Hill, and was engaged to Scott Hendricks. McGraw was dating Kristine Donahue.

1996:

Two years after their first meeting, Hill joined McGraw on his Spontaneous Combustion Tour, and sparks flew. On June 26, 1996, McGraw proposed to Hill backstage at a show. They married in a surprise wedding ceremony on October 6, 1996, in McGraw's Louisiana hometown.

1997:

In January 1997, the couple announced they were expecting their first child. Their first daughter, Gracie, was born on May 5, 1997.

1998:

The couple welcomed their second daughter, Maggie, on August 12, 1998.

2000:

McGraw and Hill embarked on their first official joint tour, Soul2Soul.

2001:

The couple welcomed their third and final child, Audrey, on December 6, 2001.

2006:

The couple went on their second Soul2Soul tour.

2014:

McGraw and Hill surprised viewers of the ACM Awards with a duet.

2016:

The couple announced they were bringing back their Soul2Soul tour.

2017:

McGraw and Hill appeared on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, where they opened up about their children and their feelings about their daughters dating.

2019:

Hill lost her father, Ted Perry, and McGraw shared a loving tribute on social media.

2020:

McGraw posted a candid photo of Hill on Instagram, captioning it: "Dang, I love this girl!"

2021:

The couple celebrated 25 years of marriage.

2022:

Hill cooked McGraw's "favourite meal" to celebrate his 56th birthday.

2023:

McGraw revealed that the song "Samba Pa Ti" by Santana always makes him think of Hill. In October 2023, the couple celebrated 27 years of marriage.

Their children

Tim McGraw and Faith Hill have three daughters together: Gracie, Maggie, and Audrey. The couple has been open about their dedication to raising their children and ensuring that they remain grounded despite growing up in the public eye.

Gracie, the oldest, was born on May 5, 1997. She graduated from New York University and moved to Los Angeles to pursue a career in acting. She has appeared in television series such as Tyler Perry's "If Loving You Is Wrong" and has also performed on stage with her father at Nashville's Bridgestone Arena in 2015. She has also fronted an all-female alt-rock group called Tingo.

The second daughter, Maggie, was born on August 12, 1998. She obtained her Master's degree from Stanford University in California in 2021. She was also a member of a rock band during her time at Stanford. Maggie has joined her father at events like the AMAs in 2016 and the Invictus Games in 2016.

The youngest, Audrey, was born on December 6, 2001. She graduated from high school in 2020 and has since pursued modelling and acting. She made her acting debut in her father's music video for "7500 OBO" and has also modelled for fashion brand Tory Burch.

Tim and Faith have expressed their pride in their daughters, highlighting their strong, independent, and humble personalities. They have also emphasised the importance of letting their children make their own choices and experience life on their own. While the couple acknowledges the challenges of being empty-nesters, they remain a close-knit family.

Their Nashville home

Tim McGraw and Faith Hill's Nashville home is a mansion with five bedrooms and ten bathrooms spread across 22,460 square feet of space. The property is 10 times bigger than the average US home. The couple has shared glimpses of their home on social media, especially during holidays and family occasions. One such occasion was their daughter Gracie's 26th birthday, which Faith marked with a video of their "The Great"-themed dinner. The video showed the family sitting at a round dining table on throne-like gold chairs positioned next to floor-to-ceiling windows. The open-space room also featured wooden beams that covered a lounge area with white sofas.

Another glimpse into their home life came from a video Tim shared of himself sitting in one of his living rooms, watching some of his old music videos. This room exudes sophisticated glamour, with a buttery tan leather sofa on a plush black and grey carpet. There is also a built-in fireplace with a white marble backdrop against a black-painted feature wall that is home to a flat-screen TV. The rest of the room is painted white and is flooded with natural light thanks to the floor-to-ceiling windows at the front of the house. There is also a marble-top island and a spiral staircase with a black banister.

For a previous Christmas, fans were given a peek inside another room, which is decorated all in white, from the walls to the furniture and the carpet—even the Christmas tree was white. Adding pops of colour are a black grand piano and a gold and brass antique-looking chandelier. This room also has floor-to-ceiling windows, letting in plenty of light and offering a breathtaking view of the countryside.

The kitchen has a different vibe, with varnished wooden floors, a black and white patterned feature wall, and a white and grey concrete-style splashback that's home to a stainless-steel chimney hood. There is plenty of storage, a blue island with a white top, leather-backed chairs, and more stainless-steel appliances. It also appears to be open-plan, with a grey couch in the foreground.

The outside of the property is just as impressive, resembling a national park more than a garden. Tim has shared photos of snow-covered ground and a huge tree lit up with fairy lights, showcasing the eye-watering views from their home.

Their career collaborations

Tim McGraw and Faith Hill have collaborated professionally on numerous occasions throughout their decades-long careers. Their first collaboration was in 1996 when Hill served as McGraw's opening act on his Spontaneous Combustion tour. The couple embarked on their first official joint tour, Soul2Soul, in 2000, touring together again in 2006 and 2017.

In addition to touring together, McGraw and Hill have also performed duets at several awards shows, including the 2008 CMT Awards, the 2014 ACM Awards, and the 2016 Academy of Country Music Awards. They have also both appeared on The Ellen DeGeneres Show and presented the SAG Award for Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Drama Series together.

Most recently, the couple has collaborated on screen, appearing together in the Yellowstone prequel series, 1883, in which they play early settlers James and Margaret Dutton.

Their joint acting debut

Country music power couple Tim McGraw and Faith Hill have shared the screen in the Yellowstone prequel series, 1883, which was released in 2021. The couple plays early settlers James and Margaret Dutton, who are also married in the series.

The couple's joint acting debut came 25 years after they tied the knot. McGraw and Hill first met in 1994 and wed in 1996. They have three daughters together.

In an interview with Entertainment Weekly, McGraw said:

> "To see my beautiful wife on horseback, firing guns, and having dirt all over her face, I just sit in awe. She's a strong woman, anyway. [Creator] Taylor [Sheridan] said early on to me, 'Man, you'll just get on that horse. You're not scared of anything.' I said, 'I'm scared of one thing. She's right over there.'"

Hill also spoke about working with her husband, saying:

> "We're together all the time. And I know no matter what happens, I'm his biggest cheerleader and he's mine."

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