Tim McGraw and Faith Hill's Daughter Gracie Celebrates Queer Identity in Pride Month Post
Faith Hill is staying connected to her country music community.
The "This Kiss" singer made her first public appearance in months for CMA Fest 2025 in Nashville June 6, where she mingled with some of the genre's biggest stars like Kelsea Ballerini, Jelly Roll, Shaboozey and Rita Wilson. For the outing, Faith donned salmon pants, a quilted black leather jacket, a Bruce Springsteen T-shirt and a tan cowboy hat.
The 57-year-old was photographed laughing and posing backstage with Jelly Roll, who appeared to take off his black baseball hat in deference as he greeted her. At one point in their conversation, the duo was joined by Shaboozey.
Elsewhere backstage, Faith shared an intimate moment with Kelsea, with the two country singers wrapping their arms around one another as they locked in for a chat.
The "Breathe" singer was also joined by her daughter Audrey McGraw, 23, who she shares with husband Tim McGraw, as she hung out with Rita at the event. She also shares Gracie McGraw, 28, and Maggie McGraw, 26, with Tim.
While Faith has spent most of the year out of the public eye, she stepped out to support Gracie’s performance of The Great War & The Great Gatsby at New York City’s Carnegie Hall in April.
And it was just days ago that Gracie shared a message about her queer identity in celebration of Pride Month.
The Grammy winner's oldest daughter took to her Instagram Stories June 2 to share a graphic that read “EVERYONE GET MORE GAY NOW!” alongside which she wrote, “HAPPY FREAKING PRIDE. I love being queer.”
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After her post made headlines, Gracie posted another slide onto her Stories clarifying that she'd been living as "an out-and-proud queer, bisexual woman and wouldn’t have it other way."
"I have and always will be very vocal about my support of LGBTQIA+ rights,” she added, “and the community.”
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While neither Faith nor Tim has public reacted to Gracie's posts, the "Live Like You Were Dying" singer has long been open about his love for his three daughters and had previously discussed what it was like raising a family in a household “full of estrogen."
"Having a house full of women—and being the kind of guy’s guy that I am, up to doing the things I like to do—sometimes I think myself more macho than I am for sure,” Tim told Leo in 2021. “But they have made me such a better man. They made me see things in a different way. They taught me so much more about life, about how to be a man.”
Keep reading for more on Faith and Tim's relationship over the years...
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The Ties That Bind
Hill helped her fella get ready for his close-up at the Andre Agassi Grand Slam For Children in Las Vegas in September 1996—less than a month before they said "I do" in McGraw's hometown of Rayville, La.
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Family Planning
Hill was pregnant with their first child when she went for the very on-trend baby doll dress look at the 1997 American Music Awards that January.
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It's Your Love
The country superstars shared a moment backstage at the 1999 Grammys.
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All I Want
The couple embodied perpetual bliss onstage at Madison Square Garden during their first co-headlining Soul2Soul Tour in 2000.
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Hollywood Kiss
The couple canoodled like newlyweds on the red carpet at the 2006 Hollywood Film Festival for the premiere of McGraw's film Flicka.
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Helping Others
The superstars helped raise funds for Tennessee flood victims at the Nashville Rising benefit concert held at Bridgestone Arena in June 2010.
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Family Time
Hill and McGraw enjoyed a night out with daughters Maggie, Audrey and Gracie, at the TIME 100 Gala in April 2015.
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Co-Stars
The platinum-selling artists were simultaneously honored with stars on the Nashville Music City Walk of Fame in October 2016.
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Country Royalty
The longtime couple made a date night out of the 2017 Academy of Country Music Awards.
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Country Royalty
Hill and McGraw are always the duet worth waiting for, here on stage at the 2017 ACM Awards.
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Coast2Coast
The Soul2Soul World Tour touched down at Los Angeles' Staples Center in July 2017.
A Winning Ticket
The adorable duo snapped this selfie after heading to the polls in 2018.
This Kiss
It's just the way he loves her after all these years.
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Crossover Couple
The country stars went for old Hollywood glamour at the 2022 Screen Actors Guild Awards.
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First-Time Co-Stars
Despite being partners in everything, Hill and McGraw never teamed up as actors until they played husband and wife in the Yellowstone prequel 1883. They headed to London in June 2022 for a Paramount+ launch event.