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Hill, McGraw Have a Baby Girl

Country couple welcomes third child into the world

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December 10, 2001 12:00 AM ET

Faith Hill and Tim McGraw had their third child, a girl, on Thursday, December 6th at a Tennessee hospital. Hill and baby, Audrey Caroline, are doing well.

"To be blessed with a beautiful, healthy baby girl," Hill said, "what a way to kick off the holiday season for us."

Audrey joins older sisters Grace, who is four, and Maggie, who is three. Hill and McGraw have been married since 1996.

The lone male in the family, McGraw expressed his joy at the arrival saying, "I'm still king of the house, and my girls will always keep me in line. I couldn't be happier."

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