Faith Hill in Bathing Suit Gets "Mother's Day" Wishes From Daughter
Country legend and 1883 star Faith Hill got a very sweet social media shout-out from daughter Audrey McGraw for Mother's Day. Hill, 55, was seen perched on some rocks by the ocean, gathering shells in a one-piece swimsuit. "Happy Mother's Day shell queen 🐚🌊🤍 love you," McGraw captioned the reel. How does she stay so fit? Read on to see 5 ways Hill stays in shape and the photos that prove they work—and to get beach-ready yourself, don't miss these essential 30 Best-Ever Celebrity Bathing Suit Photos!
Protein and Salad
Hill doesn't restrict her food, instead focusing on healthy choices. "I don't diet but I do watch what I eat," she says. "For lunch, I usually have a Greek salad with grilled chicken. I love salads for lunch. It's light, delicious and good for you. I vary the protein and sometimes use salmon instead of chicken."
Pilates Sessions
Hill practices Pilates three times a week and loves what it's done for her physique. "I could bend in ways I haven't been able to since I was a teenager," she says. "My husband loves it! It was so hard, but ultimately so worth it. My core is much stronger, and my arms are more toned."
Plenty of Water
Hill makes sure to stay hydrated throughout the day. "Some days it's harder to get myself moving than others, but it has such a positive impact on my day," she says. "I have more energy throughout the day and feel better overall. I also try to drink 70 to 90 ounces of water a day. It is so good for you, inside and out."
Home Cooking
Hill loves to cook for her family, says husband Tim McGraw. "Faith makes great fried chicken, so we've had fried chicken quite a few times and I make the mashed potatoes," he says. "We've had fried chicken and mashed potatoes quite a few times, and she makes the best roasted chicken that you can possibly imagine."
Family First
Hill makes an effort to balance her career and family life. "I'm a mother, wife, artist, etc. and it is not always easy to balance everything," she says. "Our rule at home is family first. Anything that Tim or I do works around what our kids are doing. That always comes first."
