Tim McGraw and Faith Hill have enjoyed raising their three daughters together.
The couple, who tied the knot in October 1996, welcomed daughters Gracie, Maggie and Audrey in 1997, 1998 and Audrey, respectively.
In March 2021, McGraw opened up about how fatherhood has been both “beautiful” and “sad.”
“To look back now, over Faith and I’s 25 years of marriage coming up in October, and see where we’re at and see where our kids are, see how fast it’s gone by … it’s unfathomable how time flies,” he shared in an interview with LEOedit.com at the time. “And the next thing you know, they grow so fast and it’s like every two years there’s a different child that you have as they age.”
Hill, meanwhile, gushed about motherhood and how she always thinks of herself “as a mom first” before a musician or actress.
“Once you’re a mom, you’re always a mom,” she told The Independent in July 2022. “Everything I think about in my life, I think about it as a mom, period. Not as an artist or whatever, I’m a mom first.”
Both Gracie and Audrey followed in their parent’s footsteps by working in the music industry, while Maggie works as the Lead Intelligence Research and Policy Advisor for Earth League International.
Keep scrolling to learn more about McGraw and Hill’s three daughters:
Gracie McGraw
Gracie’s singing talent was first revealed via her dad’s Instagram in 2019, when she was filmed covering Barbra Streisand and Barry Gibb’s “What Kind of Fool.”
In addition to starting her singing career, Gracie has appeared in The Great War & The Great Gatsby at NYC’s Carnegie Hall and an off Broadway production of Babe. She is also set to premiere in the upcoming indie film Tox, alongside Margaret Colin and Kerri Lynn Miller, per Deadline.
Throughout the years, Gracie has been open about her ADHD and mental health struggles, noting that her dog, Baz, has been a source of support.
“Being able to have something that is always there and you have to take responsibility for … it’s also helped me keep my s*** clean, keep my stuff together,” she told Kinship during a 2023 interview. “I have really bad ADHD and in turn, anxiety and depression. I recently got on medication again for ADHD, and all the stuff that I’ve been teaching myself the past few years — having the dog and needing to be clean and organized and putting stuff in its place — has really kept me steady.”
In June 2025, Gracie made headlines when she revealed that she is queer.
“Everyone get more gay now,” she wrote via Instagram Story. “Happy Freaking Pride. I love being queer.”
Maggie McGraw
Maggie graduated with her Master’s in sustainability science and practice from Stanford in June 2021. She is currently the Lead Intelligence Research and Policy Advisor for Earth League International (ELI). Maggie also is involved in philanthropy work, leading the charge as the vice president of Feed the Front Line’s Nashville chapter during the COVID-19 pandemic.
“This is like a really independent project of mine and aside from my family as well,” she told Us Weekly in May 2020. “It’s definitely always been something I valued and something I thought was extremely important for anyone who has privilege to participate in. So this is the first time I’ve actually really spearheaded something myself and gotten really excited about something.”
After graduating from high school in June 2020, Audrey made her acting debut in her dad’s music video for “7500 OBO” and released her debut single “I Am… I Said” in May 2025. She is currently preparing to go on tour in Europe with Brandi Carlile.
Aside from staying busy with her singing and acting career, Audrey has also been dating Manuel Garcia-Rulfo since June 2023.
