All Access: Tim McGraw on Family and Fame
He Shares Details About His Family Life and How He Found Out Who His Father Was
Country star Tim McGraw has won just about every music award. He's sold more than 40 million albums and charted 30 No. 1 singles. His latest album, "Southern Voice," is another No.1 hit. But it's family that is his number one priority.
McGraw always yearned to start a family of his own, and found the love of his life in Faith Hill, Grammy-award winning songstress.
"One of the things that ... really drew Faith and I together, as we got to know each other and started talking about what we wanted out of life, was ... that sense of family that we had and wanted," he told "Good Morning America's" Robin Roberts. "Just like ... these two souls really searching for the same thing in a life."
The couple married in 1996. That both were already thriving professionally helped them forge a strong marriage, according to McGraw. "That's the beauty and the great thing about our relationship is ... we had already gone through that hard dedication, self-dedication that you have to have," McGraw said.
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McGraw and Hill have spread around the wealth from their success. In 2004, they founded Neighbor's Keeper Foundation to bolster communities by supporting projects that principally focus on children's initiatives. They've incorporated their charity work into their professional pursuits, McGraw said.
Now, the couple has the family they dreamed of as they raise their three daughters, Gracie, 12; Maggie, 11; and Audrey, 7, on their farm in Tennessee.
McGraw says his girls take after Faith, which he is thrilled about because "she's a great lady."
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