Tim McGraw Laughs Off Onstage Fall After His Boot Gets Caught in Stage Hole.
Tim McGraw brushed it off even though he didn't exactly enjoy or adore it when he fell onstage. The Grammy winner demonstrated his wonderful sportsmanship after suffering a very severe accident on August 28 during his performance in Cincinnati, Ohio.
“Cincinnati, you started our weekend off on the right foot even if I couldn’t stay on mine,” Tim posted a video of the heart-stopping event on Instagram along with a message. “We appreciate you coming out and singing along! Detroit, you’re up!”
The hitmaker of "I Like It, I Love It" was seen stepping backward in the video before falling.
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“Yup, that’s me,” a voiceover was included in the video. “You’re probably wondering how I ended up in this situation.”
Then the camera focused on his cowboy boot, which appeared to catch in a hole in the stage's flooring, causing him to lose his balance and fall backward.
Fans of the country music artist are simply relieved that he did not injure himself after witnessing the fall up close.
“I’m glad you are okay and can laugh about it now!” a fan commented, and another further added, “That was a pretty hard crash. I hope you are okay! Always a showman.”
However, Tim, who is the father of daughters Gracie, 29, Maggie, 28, and Audrey, 24, with wife Faith Hill, is unlikely to let his young kids live the incident down.
"Oh nooooo" was his youngest daughter's remark beneath the image, complete with red heart and laughing emojis.
However, the numerous memorable experiences Tim, 59, has had while playing on his Pawn Shop Guitar Tour outweigh the setback.
Audrey recently surprised everyone by performing her mother's poignant 2002 song "Stronger" during her dad's July 24 concert in Wantagh, New York.
“I don’t have words to express the honor I feel to sing my mama’s song last night, and for it to be at dad’s show,” on July 25, Audrey wrote a description for an Instagram image that included a glimpse of her appearance. “To be your daughter is an infinite gift. I love y’all so much, I am always so proud and so inspired by you.”
“Thank you for sharing this crazy life with us,” she concluded. “Proud to be a road dawg forever.”
