Faith Hill's Daughters Have Grown Up To Be Gorgeous

Faith Hill and Tim McGraw have one of the longest-running marriages in the country music world, having tied the knot in 1996, and are still going strong. The two connected while on tour together and were instantly smitten with each other. McGraw told People, "We were young and silly and goo-goo-eyed in love." A year after getting hitched, the singers welcomed their first daughter Gracie, and their second daughter Maggie came in 1998. In 2001, the arrival of their third and last daughter Audrey made the family of five.

Now, the three women are all adults and have careers of their own, with two following in their parents' footsteps. Just as Nicole Kidman's daughters have grown up to be stunning, so have the McGraw girls, with all three embracing their own style aesthetics. While visiting "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" in 2017, Hill and McGraw reflected on their older daughters leaving the house to attend college. "It's still hard," the "Breathe" singer said of letting go. Although her three children are out of the house now, Hill is clearly still close with them and supports their dreams at every chance. The multi-Grammy winner has every right to be a proud mama, as her three daughters have grown up to be both gorgeous and talented.

With two talented parents, it's no surprise that Gracie McGraw has a foothold in the entertainment industry. After starring in the television series "If Loving You Is Wrong" for two years, she made her off-Broadway debut in 2024 with a role in "Babe" alongside Marisa Tomei. "I've been working very hard to get to this point, and I was incredibly emotional at opening. I was like, bawling, trying not to cry the whole show," Gracie revealed on PIX11 News. In a sweet moment, she revealed that Faith Hill and Tim McGraw showed their support by attending the play three times and had plans to visit again. "They were incredibly emotional," Gracie stated.

Just like her gorgeous mom, Gracie can hit the high notes, as well as act. In September, she shared a clip of her performance at Joe's Pub in New York City and wowed the audience with her vocal range. It looks like she's gaining traction with her career, as the actor-singer gave a touching rendition of Gus Kahn's "My Buddy" for "American Heart in WWI: A Carnegie Hall Tribute." According to People, both Hill and Tim were in the audience and proudly gave their daughter a standing ovation at the end of the show, with Hill reportedly "wiping away tears." We're sure Gracie's name is going to be as big as her parents' very soon. Style-wise, she loves to experiment with both fashion and beauty. She's been both blond and brunette, and looks just as good in slacks as she does in retro-inspired dresses. 

Maggie McGraw decided to pursue a career completely out of her family's wheelhouse. The middle McGraw child pursued a bachelor's degree at Stanford University where she focused on climate, and then a master's in sustainability science and practice. Tim McGraw celebrated her achievement by posting a graduation tribute on Instagram, writing, "I have such admiration for her work ethic, her fierce love of her family and especially her passion to make the world a better place ..... Go get em my sweet girl!!!! Proud Pop!"

After graduating, Maggie worked for the government until 2023 and began her position at Earth League International in January of this year, per LinkedIn. According to the company's website, it is "the only NGO in the world dedicated exclusively to investigating and addressing ... the intersection of environmental/wildlife crime with other serious transnational crimes such as money laundering, human trafficking, corruption, and drug trafficking." Maggie's fashion has elements of a laid-back vibe, which she may have inherited from her country roots, often featuring baggy jeans, loose buns, and shirt dresses. However, she does know how to slay with corporate wear, and she loves a bold lip.

Despite going the corporate route, Maggie still shares the same singing talents as her sisters and parents. In July, she posted an Instagram reel of her duet of "Leather and Lace" with Audrey McGraw, both sounding like angels. "Can we PLEASE get an entire family collaboration? All 5 of you SLAAAAY!" a fan commented. A country von Trapp family? We would be fully on board with that.

Audrey McGraw is not just a celebrity kid who inherited her parents' famous style. Just like her two older sisters, she was gifted with a beautiful singing voice and songwriting skills, which were kept secret for a while. In a 2025 Elle feature, Audrey recalled that when she was 17 years old, she had written a song called "Mental Breakdown" but was afraid to show it to her parents. "Everything I made I hid, not because they were harsh or unsupportive, it was just a lot of pressure," she told Sheryl Crow and Maren Morris. After revealing her song, Tim McGraw then asked her, "Why are you going to drama school? Why do you want to be an actor?" He proceeded to tell her that the song was good, which gave her the confidence to pursue a singing career. Her fashion seems to match her affinity for performance, as her wardrobe often includes dramatic pieces like satin dresses, sheer maxi skirts, and all-black monochrome complemented with sunglasses. 

In her early 20s, Audrey already has a pretty impressive career. She had the honor of opening for Brandi Carlile's "The Lost Time Tour" in summer 2025, and even got to sing a duet of "Unchained Melody" with the Grammy winner on stage. While "Mental Breakdown" has yet to be released, Audrey released her original song "Thunder" in June. "I wrote this song about gradual heartbreak, but in some ways it's also about power. The back and forth of a relationship that is struggling, the weight of the realization of that struggle, and the 'thunder' of relief and power when that weight is finally lifted," she shared, per Mc Gig Music.

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