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Vince gill and Amy grant Get some advice on how to get a long and happy marriage like them.
“A lot of kindness,” the Eagles Member, 67, said only Weekly US from what makes a strong relationship while on the red carpet for the OLE OLPRY Celebration 100 Years On Wednesday, March 19. “You know, a lot of kindness back and forth together solves all the problems.”
A grant, for her part, echoed similar feelings.
“For every human you have to wrap your arms around your own life. Learn to be respectful with yourself, be kind to yourself, and then you have the ability to be so with other people,” the Christian singer, 64, told us. “No matter what your career is, but you have to, you contact here first, and then you can love someone.”
Gill and Grant found a second Opportunity in love When they tied the knot in March 2000. The rock musician was previously married to the lovers of the rodeo singer Janis Oliver Between 1980 and 1997. In 1999, a grant for a divorce from her first husband, Gary Chapman.
Since they walked down the aisle, there has been a gill and grant at the sides of each other through thick and thin. In 2020, an open heart surgery grant to repair the inherent condition of the heart. Two years after recovering from the procedure, a grant entered a bicycle crash and in hospital for a brain injury. When a grant was at a low point, she could rely on Gill to help her get back on her feet.
After I had a bike accident with a head injury, I was like, ‘What if I can’t? What if I’m never like me? And New Vince said, ‘Amy, in a day of life could change for anyone,’ “he remembered.” He said, ‘Someone who is a great musician could have a stroke and fail to use their hands … we have to, you have to live life with your knees flexed and whatever you wake up with, that’s what you got. And I was very pleased to a partner who said, Well, just take today as he comes. “
Gill acknowledged that he had also battled “some health issues” over the past few years. While he is “good to go now,” Gill is grateful to have as much time as he can with a grant.
“The last five years have been such a gift. Because of anything that has ever been questioned, suddenly you will see its value,” he explained. “You know, it’s like getting sick and suddenly going, I love it alive.”
With reports by Aria Parker
