Audrey McGraw would do anything just to see her parents smile.  

The “I Am…I Said” singer made a surprise appearance at her dad Tim McGraw’s July 24 concert at the Jones Beach Theater in Wantagh, New York, where she performed her mom Faith Hill’s emotional 2002 track “Stronger.”

“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,” Audrey captioned a July 25 Instagram post featuring a snippet of her performance. “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,” the 24-year-old added. “Proud to be a road dawg forever.”

As she noted, her parents—who also share daughters Gracie McGraw, 29, and Maggie McGraw, 27, together—will always have a piece of her heart. 

“Family always,” she concluded. “Love y’all.”

And she had to give her dad his flowers for bringing the house down. 

“LOVE YOU DAD!!!” she wrote in a separate Instagram post July 25 featuring photos and videos of the father-daughter duo. “Jone’s Beach rocked! Thanks for having me out there. So proud of you.”

But it wouldn’t be the first time Audrey has sung her parents’ praises. Hours after Tim was announced to enter the Country Music Hall of Fame, the “Purple Flowers” singer shared rare insight into the sweet bond she shares with the country music legend. 

“I’m from a Mississippi woman and a Louisiana man, who just got inducted into the Country Hall of Fame. Oh, my God,” Audrey said onstage during her Las Vegas performance at Red Rocks Casino March 20 in a video obtained by E! News. “I’m so, so proud of my dad, both of my parents. I love them so much.”

And their family’s strong foundation is thanks to Tim and Faith’s rock-steady romance.

“We have been through so much together, our girls growing up, me trying to grow up, and you, you, you, always there, always there for all of us when we fell, always you when we triumphed, always you,” Tim wrote on Instagram last October in honor of the couple’s 29th wedding anniversary. “When we love, when we live, when we think of how to love, live and dream, always you. You are my girl, I love you with a fire that grows each passing year.”

For a look back at Tim and Faith’s decades-long romance, read on…

Hill helped her fella get ready for his close-up at the Andre Agassi Grand Slam For Children in Las Vegas in September 1996—less than a month before they said "I do" in McGraw's hometown of Rayville, La.

Hill was pregnant with their first child when she went for the very on-trend baby doll dress look at the 1997 American Music Awards that January.

The country superstars shared a moment backstage at the 1999 Grammys.

The couple embodied perpetual bliss onstage at Madison Square Garden during their first co-headlining Soul2Soul Tour in 2000.

The couple canoodled like newlyweds on the red carpet at the 2006 Hollywood Film Festival for the premiere of McGraw's film Flicka.

The superstars helped raise funds for Tennessee flood victims at the Nashville Rising benefit concert held at Bridgestone Arena in June 2010.

Hill and McGraw enjoyed a night out with daughters Maggie, Audrey and Gracie, at the TIME 100 Gala in April 2015.

The platinum-selling artists were simultaneously honored with stars on the Nashville Music City Walk of Fame in October 2016.

The longtime couple made a date night out of the 2017 Academy of Country Music Awards.

Hill and McGraw are always the duet worth waiting for, here on stage at the 2017 ACM Awards.

The Soul2Soul World Tour touched down at Los Angeles' Staples Center in July 2017.

The adorable duo snapped this selfie after heading to the polls in 2018.

It's just the way he loves her after all these years.

The country stars went for old Hollywood glamour at the 2022 Screen Actors Guild Awards.

Despite being partners in everything, Hill and McGraw never teamed up as actors until they played husband and wife in the Yellowstone prequel 1883. They headed to London in June 2022 for a Paramount+ launch event.