Jack Ingram’s Biggest Commodity is Time With His Kids

Tags: Dads, Parenting

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Balancing life on the road with having a family isn’t always the easiest thing for a dad to handle, but country singer Jack Ingram is trying his best at it. The 38-year-old is anxiously awaiting the Christmas holiday so that he can spend some undivided time with his wife Amy and their children Ava Adele, 6, Eli, 4, and Hudson, 2.

Jack recently told GAC that he can’t wait to, “get off the road and really ‘park it’ in Austin, Texas … hang out with my family and enjoy that time. That’s the biggest commodity I have, time with my kids.” Making this time of the year even more special to the singer is the fact his children are “of age to get properly excited about Santa Claus and Christmas” this year!

Source: GAC TV

• Posted on Dec 25, 08 at 9:00AM
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2 Responses to “Jack Ingram’s Biggest Commodity is Time With His Kids”

1. new look women's clothing Says:
   December 26th, 2008 at 5:46 pm

   I really like Jack Ingram. His such a good person. I love the way that he puts his family first in his priorities. It isn’t always the easiest thing for a country singer. Thanks for the post.

2. Christine Sopa Says:
   September 11th, 2009 at 11:19 am

   Jack Ingram is one of the most down to earth people in the music business. When he sings songs about his family, you can see that he truly misses them. God bless Jack and his family.

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