Growing up with two hot country stars for parents definitely has its perks, but its also pretty intimidating. Especially if they happen to be Faith Hill and Tim McGraw. Faith and Tim have been one of country music's most beloved couples for years, and fans continued to enjoy following along with their love story after they welcomed three children. All three girls inherited their parent's singing chops. Faith explained to New Beauty that they just do their best to be supportive as two professionals who already had to climb their way to the top. “Tim and I know what it takes to really do this for a living, but, as a parent, you don’t want to stand in the way of their dreams. It’s been one of the most difficult things for me as a mom—especially as a mom of all girls. You want to protect them; you want to make sure they aren’t disappointed. I’m certain all parents would say that about their kids, but there is a point you have to remember, ‘I was 19 once, and I remember the passion and the drive I had, and I just have to let them go and do it.’ Gracie McGraw Faith and Tim's oldest daughter Gracie definitely inherited her parent's musical genes and is no stranger to the big stage. In 2015 she even performed at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville with her father singing a duet to “Here Tonight.” Gracie grew up loving music, and in an interview with New Beauty, her mom shared that she not only taught herself how to play the guitar, but she started a secret band in the basement when she was in high school called Tingo. “It was right under our noses! Right under our roof!” Faith said. “We had no idea.” Gracie recently finished college at New York University and decided to move to Los Angeles to pursue an acting career. “She’s 22, and on one hand, it’s sad,” Tim shared with Taste of Country, “but on the other hand to have the gumption to go out and chase your dreams … it feels like we did a pretty good job.” When Ti