Trisha Yearwood Talks Christmas Traditions

Trisha Yearwood and Garth Brooks are empty nesters and even grandparents at this stage of the game, but a certain Christmas tradition keeps Garth’s three daughters coming back home to share some quality family time during the holidays.

“The biggest tradition that we’ve done since the girls were little is to decorate the tree together, and even though we are all in different places and the girls are grown that is still a tradition, so our tree might get decorated day before Christmas but that is the one thing that we hold true to, and the girls . . . You know when you’re little — I know we’re all this way — things that your parents thought were cool when you were a kid that you thought, ‘Why are we doing this?’ As you get older it becomes important to you so we probably would’ve let the tradition go but they were like, ‘No, we have to decorate the tree together,’ so it’s something that we continue to do.”

Trisha was featured on the Kennedy Center Honors special on CBS. She performed for honoree Linda Ronstadt.

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