Music legend, 58, looks unrecognizable as he clutches cane in new snap with famous wife
IS HE OK?
IS HE OK? Music legend, 58, looks unrecognizable as he clutches cane in new snap with famous wife – leaving fans concerned
THIS country music legend looked unrecognizable as he clutched a cane in his latest photo.
Fans had some concerns following a social media post of the singer, 58 and his famous wife.
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This country music star concerned fans when he shared a picture holding a cane
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The star in question is country music legend Tim McGraw
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Tim is married to fellow country star Faith Hill
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Country star Tim McGraw shared a picture of himself on Instagram with his singer wife Faith Hill, 57, as they spent some time together in Denmark.
The pair were pictured sitting at an outdoor cafe in Copenhagen, which is where they are staying as they support their daughter Audrey, 23, on tour
The couple looked loved-up as they smiled for the camera, with smitten Tim writing next to the sweet snap: "Hangin' with my baby in Copenhagen to see @audreymcgraw on tour with the fabulous @brandicarlile."
But despite the cute photo, fans were left concerned for Tim as he was pictured with a cane.
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Taking to the comments, one fan wrote: "Beautiful photo. Why do you have a cane? Are you ok?"' one fan asked."
Another follow said: "@thetimmcgraw praying for your recovery."
This one wrote: "Need the full story on the cane, my man.'
While another added: "One thing for sure … doesn't look like you."
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Tim is yet to reveal why he is having to use a cane, but he did previously open up about having ongoing back and knee issues.
Speaking in May to Bobby Bones podcast, he revealed: "I had had a back surgery before tour last year, and that sort of went south on me at the beginning of the tour, and sort of compensating for that my knees went out like three weeks into the tour."
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HEALTH SCARE
Back in 2018, Tim shocked shocked concertgoers after he collapsed on stage during a gig in Ireland.
The country music star fell to his knees during a performance of his song Humble And Kind at Dublin's Country2Country festival.
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After he collapsed Tim's wife Faith came out to address the crowd, and revealed that her husband was "super dehydrated from travelling so much".
She then revealed that she "had taken the decision to have him not come back out on stage".
Tim's spokesman said at the time: "Tim McGraw was suffering from Dublin this evening at the C2C show.
"He was attended to by local medical staff on-site and will be fine.
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"He and Faith thank everyone for their love and support and look forward to seeing their Irish fans again soon."
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Tim and Faith have been happily married since the 90s
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HAPPY LIFE
Tim and Faith tied the knot back in 1996.
Together the couple have three daughters together - Gracie, Maggie and Audrey.
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Tim has previously revealed that music is his "saviour."
He said: "Anything that's ever happened good in my life has come from music.
"So it's a treasure to me. Whether I want to do it continually, whether I want to stop doing it, any of those things, it's my saviour in a lot of ways."
Away from the country music scene, Tim teamed up with rapper Nelly for the 2004 hit Over and Over, which reached number one in the UK.
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He also starred alongside Sandra Bullock in the 2009 film The Blind Side.
Last year, Tim won high praise when he collaborated with Post Malone on the hit song, Wrong Ones.
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