Luke Bryan Speaks Out About Losing Both Of His Siblings In New Special
Luke Bryan has been through a lot over the years and tonight he will speak out about the loss of both of his siblings in a television special. Us Weekly shared the news about what Luke has to say and when you can see this special about his life. Luke is one of the biggest country music artists out there right now, but that doesn’t mean his entire life has been easy.
On Good Morning America today, Luke Bryan spoke out about the loss of his brother and his sister both. He admits that at times his family and himself have both got mad at God and got mad about what happened to them. Luke said he appreciates every single day, but you don’t ever get back to 100%. It has been a rough road for him, but it does look like Luke is living a great life despite everything he has been through over the years.
If you don’t know Luke Bryan’s past, about 20 years ago his brother died in a car wreck, but that wasn’t all that he has had to deal with over the years. It turns out that his sister passed away as well about ten years ago and then shortly after that his brother-in-law passed away as well.
Things really changed for Luke when this happened because Luke and his wife started raising their children Til, Kris, and Jordan, alongside their own sons, Thomas, 9, and Tatum, 7. He said he didn’t even think twice about it. They never even had a conversation about it, but just did it. Kris and Jordan are older, but Til is younger and still lives at home with Luke and Caroline. He did say that music has helped him to get through all of this over the years. Luke will reveal so much more about his life tonight. Specials like this don’t happen often and this is your chance to get to know Luke in a deeper way.
What do you think about everything Luke Bryan has been through over the years? Are you excited to watch this special and get to know more about this country singer? You can watch Living Every Day: Luke Bryan when it airs on ABC on Monday, November 6, at 10 p.m. ET.
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