Tim McGraw And Faith Hill's Daughter, Audrey Flaunts Her Piano And Singing Skills [Watch]

Singers Tim McGraw and Faith Hill's 20-year-old daughter, Audrey shared her singing and piano playing skills.

Audrey took to Instagram on Wednesday to share a black and white video of herself playing the piano and singing along. She sang an emotional rendition of the song, "Fire and Ice" from Pat Benatar's album, "Precious Time," which was released in 1981.

In the video, Audrey donned a pretty dress with open hair. She played the piano while reading the notes kept in front of her. The post tagged official joint Instagram handle of Benatar and her husband, musician Neil Giraldo.

"Put on a pretty dress and attempted to sing a Pat Benatar song on piano," she captioned the post. "ATTEMPTED! Excuse my yelling but l gotta have some rock on here."

Celebs and fans took to the comments section to share their reactions.

Toni Cornell, daughter of singer Chris Cornell and Vicky Karayiannis, commented "THIS IS WMAZINGGG" while actress Reina Hardesty simply wrote, "Woooow" with a heart emoji. Actress Rita Wilson also commented, "More please!!!!!"

"Wow!! Amazing voice you sound a little like your Mom but yet you have your own unique sound," one of the fans noted while another one added, "Ughhh I’m in love with your voice and piano playing."

Aside from Audrey, McGraw and Hill also shares Gracie, 25 and Maggie Elizabeth, 23. The couple got married in 1996. Before McGraw, Hill was married to Daniel Hill from 1988 to 1994.

McGraw previously shared last year how he feels watching his daughters growing up.

"They were just babies," McGraw said, People reported. "Our youngest is 19 and living in New York City now, I mean, it's crazy. It goes by so fast."

"What starts happening is you start marking your time by their years. And the next thing you know, they grow so fast and it's like every two years there's a different child that you have as they age," he added and shared how it is "a beautiful thing, but it's a sad thing at the same time."