The Lavish Lives Of Faith Hill's Daughters

Oh, to be the daughters of country music royalty! Tim McGraw and Faith Hill remain one of Hollywood's longest-lasting couples — next year, they will celebrate 30 years of marriage. But their three beautiful, down-to-earth daughters are equally impressive. McGraw has noted that not only do his children have wonderful manners, but they have also inherited their parents' musical abilities. He told "Good Morning America" in 2023 (via Hollywood Life), "All three of the girls are really great singers. I always tell everybody I'm the worst singer in the family. Seriously, out of my daughters and my wife, that's how good they are."

With talent and good looks, the McGraw ladies have grown up in the lap of luxury and have carved out some impressive careers. Oldest child Gracie is making a name for herself in the acting world, while daughter Maggie holds a master's degree from Stanford University. Youngest daughter Audrey is following her famous parents' footsteps, choosing to pursue a music career and recently wrapping up an international tour. We're taking a look into the lavish lives of Gracie, Maggie, and Audrey.

When you're born to country music superstars, a family night out has a whole other meaning. In fact, it's not out of the ordinary to attend a major Hollywood award show — which is exactly how Tim McGraw and Faith Hill's daughters often spend quality time with their famous folks. Younger daughters Audrey McGraw and Maggie McGraw are seen here tagging along to the 2017 Grammy Awards with mom and dad, who not only presented record of the year and album of the year that night, but also took home an award for best country song for Tim's song, "Humble and Kind."

Daughter Maggie served as her dad's date to the CMT Awards the year prior, and youngest daughter Audrey tagged along with dad to the 2019 iHeartRadio Music Festival a few years later. The glamorous nights out were so routine that daughter Maggie had a very common request for her dad when she accompanied him to the 2016 American Music Awards. That night, Tim told "Entertainment Tonight," "She's just trying to keep me from dancing. That's the biggest thing. She said, 'Dad, don't embarrass me.' I kind of agree with her. I'm not a dancer." While most teens don't get to rub elbows with A-listers in the music industry, they can relate to being humiliated by their dad out in public!

Many kids look forward to movie night. Maybe there will be some popcorn, or maybe a pizza. But if you're the daughters of Tim McGraw and Faith Hill, there's probably going to be an elaborate costume involved, too. The famous family proved they know how to have fun by showing off their intense movie and TV nights on social media, with Tim posting this photo of the family all decked out as characters from HBO's "Game of Thrones" on Instagram. Daughter Audrey dressed as Sansa Stark, Gracie as Joffrey Baratheon, Maggie as Arya Stark, and mom Hill was the Night King in the snap. Tim captioned the post, which also included a photo of himself dressed as Ned Stark, "So we had a 'Game of Thrones' themed dinner at home with the kiddos Merry Christmas!" 

The McGraw family followed up the impressively festive night with another pop culture phenomenon: "Harry Potter" night! He showed off his family all dressed up as characters from the famous franchise on Instagram, writing, "Harry Potter night. Who is who?" The over-the-top family night seems to be a theme with the family; in the past, they have also pulled off an impressive "The Godfather" themed night and an "Icon" themed night over the years. 

There is rich, and there is rich enough to have your own private island! Not only are the McGraw ladies beautiful and talented, thanks to the genetics of their famous parents, Tim McGraw and Faith Hill, but they are also the latter when it comes to wealth. Growing up, they would vacation on their own private island, which McGraw and Hill purchased in the Bahamas in 2003. They opened the doors to the prestigious estate to Architectural Digest in 2017, revealing that it took nine years to even move into the property on the island, called L'île d'Anges, after discovering they had to build infrastructure like electricity and water. 

Hill told the outlet, "We set out to build a house. We had no idea we had to build everything else. We basically had to build a little town." While waiting for the house to be built, the family made the best of their own private island and stayed in seaside yurts, with McGraw revealing, "It was like camping. The kids loved it." Well, who wouldn't love camping on a private island?

The family put the private island estate on the market in 2021 for a whopping $35 million, selling it later that year. 

While taking the stage is a pretty rare moment, it's not for the McGraw ladies — it's just a take your daughter to work day for them. And it's no shocker, but Gracie McGraw, Maggie McGraw, and Audrey McGraw are all very talented singers when handed a microphone. The daughters of Faith Hill and Tim McGraw certainly inherited their parents' musical abilities, and they proved it in June 2025 at the Music City Rodeo in Nashville. When dad Tim took the stage for the first time in a year, he brought out all three of his daughters to perform the song "Last Dollar (Fly Away)." Youngest daughter Audrey shared the special moment on her Instagram, writing alongside the sweet video, "'Last dollar'. We all sang on this song years ago as little kids ... again a few days ago with dad at the rodeo. Special moment for us! We turned around to see our past played on the screen, and we lost it!!! Love you sisters." 

Audrey is currently pursuing a career in the music industry. Most recently, she wrapped up her first European tour, where she opened up for musician Brandi Carlile. And in November 2025, People reported that her proud parents were watching her onstage at a New York City performance. 

The oldest daughter of Tim McGraw and Faith Hill, Gracie McGraw, is using her A-list parents' pedigree to her advantage. She's shown off her amazing musical talent on stage with her famous father, but it's acting that she's set her sights on these days. 

In 2018, she landed a pretty impressive first role. Instead of appearing as an extra or in a bit part for her debut, Gracie landed the role as Tanya on Tyler Perry's TV series, "If Loving You Is Wrong," which ran until 2020. From there, the actor pivoted to Broadway, the perfect place to combine her musical and acting abilities. She made her debut in the off-Broadway production "Babe" in November 2024, opposite Marisa Tomei. Like a sweet, proud papa, Tim took to Instagram to show off Gracie's billboard in Times Square promoting the play. 

Most recently, Gracie announced on Instagram that her next acting gig would be in her very first movie, an indie film called "Tox." The caption read in part, "I could not be more excited to be doing my VERY FIRST MOVIE with these beyond incredible people. THE PEOPLE THE PEOPLE THE PEOPLE. WOW. I am so lucky. It has been an absolute radical joy so far!"

Another sign the McGraw sisters are living in an alternate and lavish reality? Their access to the fashion world! While attending the Grammy Awards and spending time on stage with their country superstar parents is expected, sitting front row at a couture fashion show may be somewhat of a surprise. But that's exactly what Audrey McGraw got to do in 2018, when her mom Faith Hill brought her along to a Versace fashion show in New York City. Aside from taking in the fashion from the front row, the mother-daughter duo got to brush elbows with the likes of Kim Kardashian, Kanye West, Hailey Bieber, and Blake Lively, who were also on hand for the event. 

Audrey doesn't just watch models walk the runway; she has dabbled in modeling herself. The beauty modeled for designer Tory Burch in December 2020. She also united her love of fashion and music recently while performing at an event for the iconic jeweler Tiffany & Co. in November 2025. 

Faith Hill and Tim McGraw's daughters aren't just a trio of pretty faces. They are also extremely bright young ladies, with the prestigious degrees to prove it. Oldest daughter Gracie McGraw studied at New York University, while middle daughter Maggie has not just one, but two degrees from Stanford University. In 2020, the proud parents took to social media to shout out Maggie's graduation from Stanford and their youngest daughter Audrey's high school graduation, writing, "Our class of 2020 girls! Stanford 2020 EHS 2020 Boom! Great work ladies! Mom and I are so proud of y'all!!!"

Maggie returned to Stanford the following year to add one more degree to her resume: a master's. Tim once again lauded the impressive feat on Instagram, posting both professional graduation photos and a very blurry and relatable snap from her graduation ceremony, adding a sweet and sentimental caption which read in part, "We are so incredibly proud of our Maggie May!!!! She graduated from her master's program at Stanford University this weekend and what a celebration!!!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." 

With award shows being regular family outings for the McGraw gang, it's only natural that Gracie McGraw, Maggie McGraw, and Audrey McGraw would frequently rub elbows with major celebrities. Just look at Maggie sitting next to Luke Bryan and his wife, Caroline Boyer, at the 2016 CMT Awards. But instead of just using these moments with big names to brag on social media, Maggie actually put her connections to very good use. 

During the COVID-19 pandemic in May 2020, Maggie organized a virtual concert, Feed the Front Line Live, to raise money for frontline workers in Nashville while working as vice president of the Nashville chapter of the nonprofit Feed the Front Line. Among the big names she got to perform for the cause? Country superstars Kenny Chesney, Brad Paisley, and Kelsea Ballerini. The show aired on CMT's social media channels, and Maggie spoke about her part to the Tennessean at the time. "I knew I wanted to do something to help people during the pandemic. If I have the means to do it, then I should do it," she explained.