Garth Brooks + Trisha Yearwood Celebrate Their 18th Anniversary
Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood have been married for 18 years and celebrated their wedding anniversary on Sunday (12/10). Trisha posted a photo of two separate sets of flowers and revealed how similar the couple is on Instagram.
Yearwood captioned the flower photo, “When your husband sends you flowers, and you send him flowers, and the card says exactly the same thing! #happy18 #love #morethanever.”
Many of Trisha’s milion Instagram followers reacted to the post, including one who wrote, “How sweet. Happy Anniversary.” Another fan commented, “Happy Anniversary lovely couple!!”
See that post here.
Garth recently told us about how his new collaboration with Ronnie Dunn, called “Rodeo Man,” came about. He explained, “We’ve become texting buddies, Ronnie and I. And a kind of friend that was the bridge of ours was Rob Hajacos. Rob Hajacos played fiddle on everything we ever did, [and] played everything that Brooks and Dunn ever did. And so, through Rob, we became buddies.”
He added, “He texted me a song called ‘Rodeo Man’ that he was working on. I texted back one word. ‘Smash.’ And then I tried to figure out some way to get my foot in the door, and he said, ‘Sure – go ahead and take a shot at it!’ And then what we ended up doing was marrying the two performances.”
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Brooks and Yearwood performed at the public memorial service in Atlanta for Rosalynn Carter, who passed away on November 19 at her home in Plains, Georgia, at the age of 96.
The couple sang the John Lennon song “Imagine.” With five First Ladies and two former Presidents, including 99-year-old Jimmy Carter, watching them, Yearwood sang the song with Garth on the chorus.
After the public service, Brooks said, “What I loved the most about Miss Rosalynn’s service is that every living First Lady showed up no matter what political party, no matter what time or era. Every First Lady showed up to pay their respects.”
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