Tim McGraw: What Only His Wife and Daughters See

According to Faith Hill, her husband Tim McGraw is quite the cutup. He has fun with his family often and even does a little backseat dancing. Faith posted a video of McGraw dancing and goofing off in the back seat as music played in the family's SUV as one of his daughters giggled at dad's moves. 

Hill posted the video clip to Instagram, writing, "This is a rare, very rare look into a side of my husband that only his girls and I get to see. I think it is the best way to enter into 2023. Yes, it is not the first day of the new year, but I believe the first week still counts. Regardless….. It's worth it." She then offered some advice to fans, "Dance every day, maybe steal some of Tim's moves. It brings joy, laughter, and the insatiable need for all of us to be present. Enjoy; you're welcome." 

Fans were smitten with the fun as one fan gushed, "Made me laugh, smile. Thank you." Another fan wrote, "Love that he seems 'normal'!!!" One more fan observed, "Haha his look at the end!!!" 

Tim himself gushed about Faith recently when she received the Patsy Montana Award in November at the National Cowgirls' Hall of Fame and Museum in Fort Worth, Texas. McGraw was happy to brag about her latest honor. He reposted Faith's Instagram post about the event, writing, "Proud of my cowgirl!

At the time, many fans reacted to his post. One wrote, "Doesn't get much cooler than that." Another fan commented, "Congratulations, Faith Hill, pretty cool." One more fan referred to one of McGraw's chart-topping songs, writing, "You mean your Shotgun Rider."

The National Cowgirl Museum & Hall of Fame and the Fort Worth Film Commission feature an exhibit called "1883: The Journey West." Faith and Tim, of course, co-starred in 1883. The exhibition includes props, costumes, and photography from the record-breaking Paramount+ series.

Tim McGraw and Faith Hill are one of country music's royal couples. They first met when Faith opened for Tim on a CMT Tour in the early 1990s. They got married in 1996.

With three adult daughters, the couple has managed to make a name for themselves in Hollywood over the last few years as they played James and Margaret Dutton in the Paramount TV series 1883.

Let's take a look at some of their most recent moments in the spotlight and then go back a few years to see where the power couple have been out and about in LA, Nashville, and beyond.