Hank williams iii gay

Hank III has released a total of 13 studio albums, his most recent being Ramblin’ Man in 2014.

In an interview with Noise11, Hank III referred to his family’s legacy as both “a blessing and a curse.”

“If you’re involved with somebody that has a famous father or famous grandfather, there’s expectations people have of you and in the end you’re being yourself," he said.

"I’ve seen videos of my grandpa on that stage and have been in the audience watching my dad and my sister, I couldn’t wait for my moment as well. He pushed me go to hunting, I do have to give him that. I just thought it was the perfect opportunity to just show who I was,” he said during an appearance on Apple Music’s Proud Radio with Hunter Kelly.

He continued, "I identify as gay, and I've never said that to anybody else.

It's a little bit hard for me to watch because it's just so honest, and it just brings back so much, and it's all there on the surface."

Williams released his latest project, Glasshouse Children: Tilted Crown, on Oct. 14. it was a pretty average childhood,” he explained. She’s collaborated with major artists, including Dierks Bentley, Jewel and Keith Urban and made her Grand Ole Opry debut in 2013.

However, a life-changing car incident in 2006 led Holly to switch career paths.

He also covered his dad’s 1981 hit “Weatherman.”

As he’s come into his own as a musician, Samuel said he’s learned a lot from studying his dad’s impressive career.

"He tried to be his dad and make his dad's music and just sing his songs for a long time and he did good at it, but there came a time and place where he had to do what he was put here to do, and that was change the entire genre of country music.

“My dad used to play the guitar and banjo around the house, which piqued my interest of music and as soon as I could talk ... I’m daddy,' " Holly told WATE 6, referencing her father's nickname. They share four children: daughters Stella June, Lillie Mae and Georgia Grace, and son Arlo Gale.

Katherine Williams-Dunning

Hank and Mary welcomed their daughter Katherine Williams-Dunning on Oct.

21, 1992.

Hank Williams Jr.'s sons and daughters have followed in his musical footsteps

Hank Williams Jr.’s children — Hank Williams III, Hilary, Holly, Katherine and Samuel — are carrying on their family’s country music legacy.

The “A Country Boy Can Survive” singer-songwriter welcomed his first child, son Hank Williams III, with his ex-wife Gwen Yeargain.

I'll always love and miss you. While promoting his debut album, Glasshouse Children, Samuel told PEOPLE he was going “to keep going” in his late sister’s honor.

"That would be really important to her, so that's really important to me, too,” he shared.

Here's everything to know about Hank Williams Jr.’s children: Hank Williams III, Hilary, Holly, Katherine and Samuel.

Hank Williams III, 53

Hank and Gwen welcomed their son, Hank Williams III, on Dec.

12, 1972.

Speaking with Glide in 2012, Hank III noted he had “a really normal childhood.” He grew up in Nashville with his mother, but they moved to Atlanta when she remarried.

“I went to public schools, I played sports ... The alternative country-rock record gets its name from “the scars on my body,” she said.

"I mean, people at my label know and people in my personal life know, but this is the first time that I've ever been, besides a show or two, that I've ever been this public about it. After they divorced, Hank married Becky White and welcomed daughters Hilary and Holly. I didn’t know they were icons.”

A singer-songwriter herself, Hilary’s career in the music industry was largely shaped by a near-death experience.

“I had no idea he was this massive country singer," she recalled. He did push me to go hunting.