Rhett becomes a dad again
Wednesday, February 12, 2020 – Thomas Rhett became a father again on Tuesday with wife Lauren giving birth to their third girl.
Rhett posted on Instagram, "Lennon Love Akins was born at 8:30 AM on February 10th! It was such a joy to watch this little angel be brought into the world. My wife is just incredible through the entire birth...watching our kids meet Lennon for the first time was probably the sweetest thing I've ever seen in my whole life! Ada James and Willa Gray are going to be the best big sisters on the planet. The Lord is so good and I'm so grateful for my beautiful growing family!! Y'all pray for us as we switch from man on man defense to zone."
Lennon Akins weighed in at 9 pounds, 2 ounces.
More news for Rhett Akins
- 07/13/21: Keith, Akins lead Songwriters Hall of Fame class
- 11/19/18: Rhett announces summer tour
- 03/20/06: Rhett Akins and Jamey Johnson start two-month tour
CD reviews for Rhett Akins
Missed opportunities mark Rhett Akins' latest. Though given 14 songs, he instead joins Nashville's disturbing number of coulda-beens with an offering that's just not that country.
For example, besides saying an awful lot of nothing, the set's opening "Highway Surprise" fails where it could have succeeded. It features a banjo and fiddle and steel, but they're effectiveness is washed aside with pounding drums and Akins' bland vocals. Now, that doesn't waylay what promise that exists here His ...
Rhett Akins' third album finds the hat hunk (a former college football quarterback) again following John Michael Montgomery's lead. Perhaps sensing that he - and Hot New Country - are at a crossroads, Akins avoids the puerile pratfalls of his previous hits, "I Brake for Brunettes" and "That Ain't My Truck," reaching instead for maturity and depth.
As produced by James Stroud, this is a very careful record with no serious missteps, but only modest gains. "Dream the Rest" and "The Rest of Forever" ...
Rhett Akins' teeth are perfect. His white hat is immaculate. As you can see by insert of his new album, both his shirt and blue jeans have a crease as straight as poker. A crease like that can only be achieved by carrying your freshly laundered and pressed clothes carefully on a hanger and putting them on an hour or so before the photo shoot. The music is like that, too. The sound is meticulously honed Hot New Country with nothing out of place. This is the epitome of everything that is orderly, ...
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