Country music stars Tim McGraw and Faith Hill are in quarantine right now just like millions of other Americans are amidst the coronavirus pandemic. Now, McGraw is speaking out to reveal the one thing that he does in lockdown that drives his famous wife up the wall!
“I spent 30 years in hotel rooms going in and out, so I’ve never even thought about cleaning up, but she’s a neat freak, so she likes everything pretty clean,” McGraw, 53, told Entertainment Tonight on Friday. “So I always get on her nerves about that.”
McGraw went on to add that aside from the cleaning issue, everything else is pretty much business as usual for the couple, as he said they are “homebodies.”
“Faith and I spend 90 percent of our time together,” McGraw said. “We’re sort of homebodies. We don’t get out much and we always cook at home. We don’t eat out much. We’re always around the house, so we spend a lot of time together anyway. But this has been really good. We enjoy just cuddling up and watching movies, TV series.”
McGraw and Hill have been self isolating with their two youngest daughters Maggie, 21, and Audrey, 18, as their oldest daughter Gracie, 23, is in Los Angeles.
“We’re doing well,” McGraw said. “We’re spending a lot of time with family together. We have gotten to spend some time cooking and hanging out and just enjoying each other’s company.”
He went on to say that they have spent a lot of time cooking in the kitchen.
“I call my mama to get recipes now, stuff that I remember as a kid,” McGraw said. “I think there’s been a lot of nostalgia during this, and that’s the same thing with food. We wanted to cook stuff that we grew up with, stuff that we remember from our childhood.”
McGraw has also managed to stay busy with music, as he released a new single titled “I Called Mama,” ahead of Mother’s Day.
“It’s about anybody who you’re connected with, anybody you love, anybody that’s sort of an anchor to you, it’s somebody that can stabilize you and make you feel a little bit more comfortable during the times that we’re going through,” McGraw said of the song.
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