Trisha Yearwood’s journey from an emergent Nashville star in the ’90s to a country music icon and culinary sensation is truly inspiring. Known for hits like “How Do I Live,” she has sold over 15 million records and won three Grammy Awards. Besides her music career, Yearwood has authored three successful cookbooks and hosts the Emmy-winning show “Trisha’s Southern Kitchen.”
Born in Monticello, Georgia, Yearwood’s passion for music began at age five. After attending Belmont University in Nashville, she launched her career by interning at MTM Records and singing demos. Her breakthrough came with her 1991 debut album, which made her the first female country artist to sell a million copies of a debut album.
Yearwood’s personal life includes two marriages before finding lasting happiness with fellow country star Garth Brooks. Together, they’ve blended their families and supported each other’s careers. Beyond music, Yearwood is also dedicated to philanthropy, particularly with Habitat for Humanity.
Her diverse accomplishments in music, cooking, and philanthropy, combined with her genuine Southern charm, make Trisha Yearwood a beloved and multifaceted figure in the entertainment industry.