Tim McGraw Beams Over Youngest Daughter's Monumental Career Move

Tim McGraw showed support for his youngest daughter, Audrey McGraw, days before she releases her debut single.

Audrey, 23, will deliver her rendition of “I Am… I Said,” an early 70s classic by Neil Diamond. Audrey wrote in a caption on Instagram as she announced her single on Monday (May 12) that “the first time I heard this song, I felt something deep in my soul. One late night, sitting at the piano, I made it a part of me. In the studio we brought it to life,” she wrote, thanking and tagging “crazy, talented” David Baron, Renée Hikari, Kyle Emerson and Jeff Hill.

“Our baby girl’s first single! Out this Friday!” McGraw exclaimed in an Instagram caption of his own.

McGraw has often been a “proud girl dad” amid his three daughters’ accomplishments. He beamed as his eldest daughter, Gracie McGraw, 28, made her off Broadway debut in late 2024, and her stunning performance for an upcoming Veterans Day PBS special at Carnegie Hall in New York City. He said “all of our girls are so talented,” and Audrey is “so special” as he reacted to her stunning rendition of Tammy Wynette’s “Stand By Your Man.” McGraw and his wife, fellow country icon Faith Hill, are parents to Gracie, Audrey and Maggie McGraw, 26. Maggie and Gracie both gushed that they’re “so proud” of their younger sister for releasing her first single. Audrey’s version of “I Am… I Said” will arrive on Friday (May 16).