Trace Adkins is an American Country music singer and actor, who debuted with his album Dreamin’ Out Loud in 1996, on Capitol Records Nashville.
Trace Adkins married his first wife, Barbara Lewis from 1985 to 1990. They had two children, Tarah and Sarah. He met his ex-wife, Rhonda Forlaw in late 1994 and got married on 11 May 1997. The duo had three kids identified as Mackenzie, Brianna, and Trinity.
Rhonda Forlaw was an executive at Arista Records Nashville. In 2014, Trace Adkins and Rhonda Filed for divorce with irreconcilable differences. However, she dismissed the petition in 2015, and Trace Adkins refiled for divorce despite the news of their reconciliation.
Trace Adkins married his ex-wife, Julie Curtis on 3rd February 1991 and divorced in 1994. On 12th October 2019, Trace Adkins married Canadian actress Victoria Pratt in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Trace Adkins has an estimated net worth of $19 Million. His worth is sourced from his career as a renowned singer, and actor.
Trace Adkins Songs
Trace Adkins is a musician with Grammy recognitions and has released different hits songs over the years. Some of his songs include:
- You’re Gonna Miss This – 2007
- Honky Tonk Badonkadonk – 2005
- Every Light in the House – 1996
- Songs About Me – 2005
- Just Fishin’ – 2011
- No Thinkin’ Thing – 1996
- Ladies Love Country Boys
- Still a Soldier – 2017
- Arlington – 2005
- Swing – 2006
Trace Adkins Movies
Trace Adkins has been featured in movies like:
Monarch – 2022
Old Henry – 2021
Ultimate Cowboy Showdown – Since 2019
13 Minutes – 2021
I Can Only Imagine – 2018
Maneater – 2022
The Lincoln Lawyer – 2011
- The Apprentice 2004 – 2017
- The Virginian 2014
- Desperate Riders – 2022
- Hickok – 2017
- The Outsider -2019
- Traded – 2016
Trace Adkins Height
Trace Adkins stands at the height of 1.98m.
Trace Adkins Young
Tracy Darrell Adkins was born on 13th January 1962 in Sarepta, Louisiana to Peggy Carraway and Aaron Doyle Adkins, a mill worker. He came from a family with a celebrity background as his maternal uncle was Christian musician James W. Carraway.
Trace Adkins earned his education at Sarepta High School, where he built his music career. He is also an alumnus of Louisiana Tech University in Ruston.
Trace Adkins Illness
Trace Adkins has a record of losing his pinky finger on his left hand in an accident. This accident happened when he was using a knife to open a bucket. Trace Adkins asked doctors to reattach the finger at an angle so that he could continue to play guitar.
At the age of 17, Trace Adkins got into an automobile accident in which his 1955 Chevrolet pickup truck had a head-on clash with a school bus. He broke some ribs, punctured both lungs and his nose was partially torn off. Trace Adkins also sustained a knee injury whilst in the university.
Trace Adkins and his ex-wife, Julie Curtis, got into a banter that nearly cost his life in 1994. Julie Curtis shot Trace Adkins and the bullet went through his heart and both lungs. This happened while he was trying to disarm his second wife, Julie Curtis after she pointed a gun at him when a fight over his drinking turned violent.
Emergency surgery was done and he survived. However, Trace Adkins forgave her and did not press any charges against her. The couple got divorced 3 years after the traumatic incident happened.
According to sources, Trace Adkins and his nine co-workers were stranded on an offshore oil rig in the Gulf of Mexico during Hurricane Chantal. This happened in 1989. In 2014, he went into rehabilitation for alcoholism following an altercation on a cruise ship. He battled this for 2 decades and seek patient treatment in 2001.
Trace Adkins Website
Trace Adkins has a website with the URL, https://traceadkins.com/, where he updates details of his music projects. On the website is also an online shop where his music can be streamed.