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Tim McGraw is a family man through and through, raising his three daughters Gracie, Audrey, and Maggie with the help of wife Faith Hill.MORE: Tim McGraw sends 1883 fans wild with unexpected throwback photo from setHowever, the country star had a fraught childhood of his own, involving struggling to make ends meet at times and a difficult family structure.VIDEO: The true story behind how Tim McGraw and Faith Hill fell in loveHe was raised by his mother Betty and stepfather Horace Smith, with two younger half-sisters from their marriage.Tim has commended his mother for raising him and his sisters when times were tough, given she had him quite young and didn't get to graduate high school as a result.MORE: Tim McGraw and Faith Hill's $60million property portfolio including private Bahamas island"I'm so proud of her," he said in an Instagram video on her birthday. "She worked her butt off, working three jobs when we were kids and raising me and my sisters.

EXCLUSIVE: Winter State Entertainment has wrapped production on Kitty to Cooperstown—a new feature doc on MLB great Jim “Kitty” Kaat, who just this past Sunday was inducted into the organization’s Hall of Fame.

One of America's hottest new baseball stars says he will never forget the sacrifices his parents made for him while growing up in Scotland - after signing for one of the country's biggest Major League teams.

Legendary performer Elton John is saying goodbye. Wrapping up a 50-plus year career with a farewell tour, the British pianist and vocalist has created some of the most memorable and enduring music in the history of pop-rock, songs burned into the collective DNA of humanity. John kicked off the final leg of his North American farewell tour Friday night at Citizens Bank Park, home of baseball’s Philadelphia Phillies.

It's been 47 years since Elton John scored another number one hit with his song Philadelphia Freedom.But on Friday, the song had an extra special place in his heart and fans when he performed it during his band's stop at Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia, as part of his Farewell Yellow Brick Road tour.The legendary singer-songwriter looked to be in fine form, full of enthusiasm and excitement, while belting out his greatest hitsfor the crowd of more than 40,000 fans at the home of the Philadelphia Phillies baseball team.The tour - which kicked off in the U.S. in Allentown, Pennsylvaniaback in September 2018 - has endured several postponements due tothe COVID-19 pandemic and, at times, John's health.

Miles Teller returned home to Pennsylvania on Wednesday to throw out the first pitch for his hometown Philadelphia Phillies and promote his movie Top Gun: Maverick.The 35-year-old actor was born in Downingtown, Pennsylvania, just over 30 miles west of Philadelphia, and has been a lifelong Phillies fan.He threw out the first pitch to Phillies legend Ryan Howard, while the first 1,500 fans arriving at Citizens Bank Park receiving an exclusive bobblehead of his character Rooster from Top Gun: Maverick. First pitch:Miles Teller returned home to Pennsylvania on Wednesday to throw out the first pitch for his hometown Philadelphia Phillies and promote his movie Top Gun: Maverick Legend: The 35-year-old actor who was born in nearby Downingtown, Pennsylvania threw out the first pitch to Phillies legend Ryan Howard (left) Exclusive: The first 1,500 fans arriving at Citizens Bank Park receiving an exclusive bobblehead of his character Rooster from Top Gun: MaverickTeller was all smiles while taking the mound in a backwards white Phillies baseball cap and a white Phillies t-shirt, with a gold chain seen tucked into the shirt.He also wore a black watch and blue jeans as he threw out the first pitch in downtown Philadelphia.

Miles Teller and wife Keleigh Sperry spent Memorial Day at the Philadelphia Phillies vs San Francisco Giants game at Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.The Top Gun: Maverick star, 35, looked casual cool for the outing, sporting a red Phillies hat, a black T-shirt, grey shorts and a pair of sneakers.Teller paid special tribute to military families at the sporting event, as he helped unveil the American Gold Star Mothers Chair of Honor, in honor of mothers whose childrendied in military service. Sporty date:Miles Teller and wife Keleigh Sperry spent Memorial Day at the Philadelphia Phillies vs San Francisco Giants game at Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia, PennsylvaniaThe actor completed his look with a pair of black shades, and sported a black watch on his wrist.

Tim McGraw is a loving husband and father and has found the most incredible success throughout his decades-spanning career.MORE: Tim McGraw reveals traumatic injury at the hands of wife Faith Hill However, the 1883 star – who shares three daughters, Grace, 25, Maggie, 23, and Audrey, 20, with wife Faith Hill – could have had a very different life had he not accidentally discovered who his father was when he was just 11 years old.WATCH: Tim McGraw and Faith Hill's love storyTim was raised by his stepdad, Horace Smith, but after stumbling across his birth certificate, he found out that his dad was none other than former New York Mets and Philadelphia Phillies baseball player, Tug McGraw.Tim and Tug had a complicated relationship to begin with. They first met a few months after Tim's discovery, but then had no contact with each other until Tim was 18.MORE: Tim McGraw & Faith Hill in tears amid heartbreaking memory involving daughtersMORE: Faith Hill to face heartbreaking day ahead following tragic death – details"I think a lot of people don't realize I didn't grow up with Tug," he said during an appearance on Today in 2019.

It won't be much longer until he's back on small screens with his new series The Offer.But Miles Teller was keeping it casual on Tuesday as he headed to Jimmy Kimmel Live! in Los Angeles with his wife Keleigh Sperry.The actor, 35, wore a tie-dye Grateful Dead T-shirt, Nike shorts and flip flops as he made his way to the studio, hand in hand with his wife. To dye for!Miles Teller was keeping it casual on Tuesday as he headed to Jimmy Kimmel Live! in Los Angeles on Tuesday with his wife Keleigh SperryMiles shielded his handsome complexion with a pair of sunglasses and a bright red Philadelphia Phillies cap.In contrast to his dressed down look, Miles' wife was a vision of style.

They are enjoying an epic sun-soaked vacation in the South Pacific.And Miles and Keleigh Teller have certainly been flaunting it on social media.The 35-yar-old actor and 29-year-old model took to Instagram on Friday to share even more envy-inducing snaps from their vacation in Bora Bora. TFTI: Miles Telller and wife Keleightook to Instagram on Friday to share even more envy-inducing snaps from their vacation in Bora BoraBikini-clad Keleigh took to the picture-sharing social media platform to share a gallery of snaps from a day at sea.

Tim McGraw took to social media to celebrate St. Patrick's Day with a bit of family history, sharing some insight into a particularly famous family member.MORE: Faith Hill's daughter compared to a mermaid in beautiful beach photoThe country singer talked about the Irish blood that ran through his veins courtesy of his father Tug McGraw, who was a famous baseball player.WATCH: Tim McGraw reveals how he proposed to Faith Hill"Quick St.

Former MLB star Jeremy Giambi died on Wednesday morning at his parents’ home in southern California.

Jeremy Giambi was an outfielder and first baseman who played for major league teams including the Oakland Athletics.Giambi played college baseball for the Cal State Fullerton Titans, helping the team to victory in the 1995 College World Series. He was drafted by the Kansas City Royals in 1996, making his major league debut with the team in 1998. Giambi was traded to the A’s in 2000, where he was involved in a notable moment during the 2001 American League Division Series.

Tony Taylor was a Major League Baseball second baseman who played for the Philadelphia Phillies, Chicago Cubs, and Detroit Tigers.A native of Cuba, Taylor was 18 when he signed as an amateur free agent with the New York Giants in 1954. He didn’t make his MLB debut until 1958, when he signed with the Chicago Cubs and became their starting second baseman.

Tyson Brummett, a former pitcher for the Philadelphia Phillies, has tragically died at the age of 35.