Is Faith Hill in an abusive relationship?

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Anonymous wrote:one thing is for sure she is abusing herself. GIRL EAT A CARROT! Something. my goodness. I shouldn't be able to see a clavicle.

Both of them. It's ridiculous.

Whatever they’re eating the must not be feeding their oldest daughter.....she’s huge. Crying shame.

Interesting. That child long rumored to be Alan Jackson's.

Gracie is Alan’s daughter. Alan Jackson is a very close friend and neighbor of my uncles and it’s common Knowledge up on the mountain (where they live) that he’s Gracie’s dad. Tim married Faith and adopted the baby at birth. Tim is an absolute nightmare of a guy. When Audrey was born was pretty much the last long stretch of decency he’s had. He is a belligerent a-hole and Faith stays because while it’s “common knowledge” that Alan is G’s Dad, the agreement was that Faith wouldn’t divorce Tim if he agreed to adopt her and raise her as his own. When Audrey is 18, they are divorcing.

Sure he is.

+1 this makes zeros sense. Why tf would Tim agree to adopt someone else’s child? And accept that his wife was with another man? And why would Faith want to stay with a “belligerent a-hole” and let said a-hole raise her child with another man?

Well…tim and faith were never a real love relationship. It was a business deal, Pure marketing. Faith Hill had an affair with married Alan Jackson who is a super Christian/religious guy- he had been married and had a few kids already . Tim had to agree to the adoption as Alan Jackson was more powerful at that point in time. That detail had to agree to never divorce Tim no matter what.

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Anonymous wrote:Î watched her and Tim on Sunday Morning and the host asked them about their last dragged out fight. Tim laughed grabbed her knee firmly, she moved it away and he said they had a rift about unwashed dishes or something silly. She looks scarily thin and their interaction seems forced. Maybe I’m over analyzing but î get the feeling she is being abused by him. Does anyone else sense this?

. Yes by all means I've noticed covers or attempted covers bruising ,I've noticed his forced way of controlling what she says in Interviews ,I've noticed several times his controlling her on stage like forcing her to litterley be right in his face ,she has had to have her voice box litterley re constructed ,she has on numerous occasions if you pay attention to pictures had swollen cheek bones swollen lips my God bruised collar bone ,litterley poor covers black eyes yes he is an alcoholic and yes he has beaten the hell out of faith for years it has physically changes her face structure ,she has had serious energy if you look at her eyes you can tell she has traumatic energy her one eye is completely mis shaped

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Anonymous wrote:one thing is for sure she is abusing herself. GIRL EAT A CARROT! Something. my goodness. I shouldn't be able to see a clavicle.

Both of them. It's ridiculous.

Whatever they’re eating the must not be feeding their oldest daughter.....she’s huge. Crying shame.

My guess is the oldest daughter is rebelling a bit after growing up in a superficial world.

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Anonymous wrote:Not sure how old he is, but he's country royalty and could have left her like Jason Aldean and Garth Brooks did their wives and upgraded to someone 20 years younger.

And there's about a 0% chance Luke Bryan never cheats on his pretty average looking wife with every SEC coed begging to sleep with him. All this showbiz crap is phony. Nashville is a flyover Hollywood, all the same drama, drugs and debauchery.

In what world is Luke Bryan’s wife average looking??

https://goo.gl/images/Wh8Q4x

https://goo.gl/images/3czuHa

My mistake, I could have sworn he was married to an average looking woman. She's pretty ... but she's no match for the 18-25 yo 10s throwing themselves at Luke every night.

NP and Luke and his wife have had a lot of tragedy in their lives. They seem like really good people after so much loss. I like to think he isn’t out there banging 18 year olds.

Yeah, I'm not a LB, but given what their family has been through I hope he's not behaving that way.

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Anonymous wrote:Is Alan Jackson, father of Gracie, Faith Hill and Tim adopted her at birth? When was this?

Yes, read previous comment

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Gracie looks just like Tim, FFS.

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Anonymous wrote:No. I don't think that Tim McGraw is abusing Faith Hill.

She could certainly leave him any time that she wanted to.

Thank you for letting us know you don't understand the dynamics of coercive control and domestic violence even the littlest bit.

There are many, many very wealthy women who stay with men who psychologically and physically abuse them, and sometimes they don't get free until he kills them. Money is irrelevant to the issue.

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It's good to see that the daughter has not inherited the obsessive eating disordered lifestyle of mom and dad.

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I don’t know much about them but I loved them and their on screen chemistry in Yellowstone prequel 1883. They are both better actors than I had anticipated.

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Anonymous wrote:one thing is for sure she is abusing herself. GIRL EAT A CARROT! Something. my goodness. I shouldn't be able to see a clavicle.

Both of them. It's ridiculous.

Whatever they’re eating the must not be feeding their oldest daughter.....she’s huge. Crying shame.

Gracie has PCOS. She's shared her story and battle with weight pretty publicly. It's a battle that so many face, too.

My sister was always thin growing up until she went away to college and rapidly gained weight. My mom, an almond mom and result of the 80s diet culture, shamed her SO much. She blamed her for having bad eating habits in college and didn't believe my sister when she said she didn't eat terribly while at school. My mom even refused to get her a meal plan her second year of college and instead signed up for one of those meal delivery services to be delivered to my sister. My mom monitored her bank account and would shame her if she saw too many fast food or Starbucks charges on there. She was also very controlling with any money she gave my sister to try to stop her from buying junk food. When I would visit my sister at college and come home, I'd have to give my mom a list of everything we ate. If I reported good, healthy foods, my mom would either not believe me and accuse me of covering for my sis or she would say something like "of course she ate clean while you were there!" Her terrible behavior for 3ish years is why my sister still has a very strained relationship with her 15+ years later. Can you imagine your mom wrapping up a pair of jeans you used to love and gifting them to you one Xmas as motivation? "Get back in these and I'll buy you a whole new wardrobe!" Or gifting you a shirt you wanted but gifting it in a size 2 or 3 times larger than you needed with the comment "you'll grow into it and it felt wasteful to buy it in the size you need now."

My mom still didn't believe PCOS as an excuse for my sister's weight gain for many years. She said she used it as an excuse and a crutch. It wasn't until she read some blog or article by a fitness "guru" she followed who had a similar struggle that she started acknowledging that weight gain from PCOS was a real thing and hard to combat.

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Anonymous wrote:one thing is for sure she is abusing herself. GIRL EAT A CARROT! Something. my goodness. I shouldn't be able to see a clavicle.

Both of them. It's ridiculous.

Whatever they’re eating the must not be feeding their oldest daughter.....she’s huge. Crying shame.

Gracie has PCOS. She's shared her story and battle with weight pretty publicly. It's a battle that so many face, too.

My sister was always thin growing up until she went away to college and rapidly gained weight. My mom, an almond mom and result of the 80s diet culture, shamed her SO much. She blamed her for having bad eating habits in college and didn't believe my sister when she said she didn't eat terribly while at school. My mom even refused to get her a meal plan her second year of college and instead signed up for one of those meal delivery services to be delivered to my sister. My mom monitored her bank account and would shame her if she saw too many fast food or Starbucks charges on there. She was also very controlling with any money she gave my sister to try to stop her from buying junk food. When I would visit my sister at college and come home, I'd have to give my mom a list of everything we ate. If I reported good, healthy foods, my mom would either not believe me and accuse me of covering for my sis or she would say something like "of course she ate clean while you were there!" Her terrible behavior for 3ish years is why my sister still has a very strained relationship with her 15+ years later. Can you imagine your mom wrapping up a pair of jeans you used to love and gifting them to you one Xmas as motivation? "Get back in these and I'll buy you a whole new wardrobe!" Or gifting you a shirt you wanted but gifting it in a size 2 or 3 times larger than you needed with the comment "you'll grow into it and it felt wasteful to buy it in the size you need now."

My mom still didn't believe PCOS as an excuse for my sister's weight gain for many years. She said she used it as an excuse and a crutch. It wasn't until she read some blog or article by a fitness "guru" she followed who had a similar struggle that she started acknowledging that weight gain from PCOS was a real thing and hard to combat.

Good Lord. I’m surprised your sister or you don’t have eating disorders.

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Anonymous wrote:I don’t know much about them but I loved them and their on screen chemistry in Yellowstone prequel 1883. They are both better actors than I had anticipated.

Totally agree. They are both insanely talented. I saw them in concert together years ago as well.

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This is the most ridiculous horseshit thread I have ever read. Just a bunch of made up crap by bored people i guess. I did get a chuckle out of it though.

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Anonymous wrote:This is the most ridiculous horseshit thread I have ever read. Just a bunch of made up crap by bored people i guess. I did get a chuckle out of it though.

It’s seven years old.

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It's good to see that the daughter has not inherited the obsessive eating disordered lifestyle of mom and dad.

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