Tim McGraw Pens Touching Tribute To Faith Hill On 24th Anniversary
“My oxygen only exists if you’re by my side,” McGraw wrote.

Tim McGraw and Faith Hill; Photos via Instagram
Country music power couple Tim McGraw and Faith Hill are celebrating their 24th wedding anniversary today (Oct. 6).
On the morning of their anniversary, McGraw took to Instagram to share a touching tribute to his wife with a slideshow of adorable photos and a sweet message.
“24 yrs…….These years have rushed by in a series of beautiful, painful and unexpected moments….We have loved, laughed and cried through exciting, inspiring and heartbreaking events in our lives together,” McGraw began. “U have been a role model for 3 remarkable young women who have made me a better man than I ever thought I could be…..The future will surely hold more of all of these things.”
“It only matters if I’m with you. It only works if I’m with you. My oxygen only exists if you’re by my side,” he continued. “Forever and always living and loving our way through anything @faithhill.”
The slideshow was set to the song “Hard To Stay Mad At,” a track from his new album, Here On Earth.
Tim McGraw and Faith Hill met in 1994 at Country Radio Seminar in Nashville. Their paths later crossed in 1996 when Hill landed an opening slot on McGraw’s Spontaneous Combustion Tour. They got engaged backstage at a music festival in the summer of 1996 and were married on October 6, 1996.
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