Country music star Luke Bryan makes the ladies swoon with his mega-watt smile, his killer backside (which spawned its own fan-made Twitter account) and his singing chops to boot. But Bryan isn't just a cute face with a nice set of pipes -- he's also a devoted husband and all-around family man.
In a December 2013 interview with Good Housekeeping, the singer shares the secrets to his seven-year marriage to wife Caroline.
"We have coffee in the morning, just Caroline and me," he said. "It's my favorite time of the day; anytime we can have 30 minutes to talk, it's just great."
The country crooner also added that he gives his wife nightly foot rubs before bed, which she calls "the best foot rubs on Earth."
And although Bryan is frequently on the road touring, he says he always tries to make the most of his time at home.
"When I'm home, I try to really be home," the "Drunk on You" singer said. "We love to let our boys climb in bed with us at night, and we all watch TV."
Bryan met his wife when they were both in college back in 1998.
"It was that stereotypical you-see-the-most-beautiful-thing-you’ve-ever-seen," he told Southern Living magazine of their first meeting. "I met her at the local college bar at Georgia Southern in Statesboro, where we were both students. I said to myself, 'No matter what, I am going to go up to that girl and ask her out. And one day I am going to marry her.'"
The pair ended up dating in college, then broke up for five-and-a-half years and eventually got back together. They tied the knot in December 2006 and have two sons, Bo and Tate.
For more of Bryan's marriage advice, head over to Good Housekeeping.
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In a December 2013 interview with Good Housekeeping, the singer shares the secrets to his seven-year marriage to wife Caroline.
"We have coffee in the morning, just Caroline and me," he said. "It's my favorite time of the day; anytime we can have 30 minutes to talk, it's just great."
The country crooner also added that he gives his wife nightly foot rubs before bed, which she calls "the best foot rubs on Earth."
And although Bryan is frequently on the road touring, he says he always tries to make the most of his time at home.
"When I'm home, I try to really be home," the "Drunk on You" singer said. "We love to let our boys climb in bed with us at night, and we all watch TV."
Bryan met his wife when they were both in college back in 1998.
"It was that stereotypical you-see-the-most-beautiful-thing-you’ve-ever-seen," he told Southern Living magazine of their first meeting. "I met her at the local college bar at Georgia Southern in Statesboro, where we were both students. I said to myself, 'No matter what, I am going to go up to that girl and ask her out. And one day I am going to marry her.'"
The pair ended up dating in college, then broke up for five-and-a-half years and eventually got back together. They tied the knot in December 2006 and have two sons, Bo and Tate.
For more of Bryan's marriage advice, head over to Good Housekeeping.
Keep in touch! Check out HuffPost Weddings on Facebook, Twitter and Pinterest.
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