When Brad Paisley is not on tour or away making new music, he enjoys life as a family man with his actress wife, Kimberly Williams, and kids. The couple lives in their dream home in Williamson.
With a stable career, a lovely wife who was a longtime crush, kids, and a dream mansion in Williamson, Tennessee, Brad Paisley has always wanted it all. It is safe to say that it is wholesome to see Brad living this longtime dream, but it all started with a small step and a bag full of dreams.
Paisley was born in Glen Dale in West Virginia, and by the age of eight, he already had a vision of what he wanted out of life. Paisley loved music and dazzled his hometown people with his talents.
Following his first visit to Tennessee, the youngster became even more convinced that music was his goal. Way past his formative years and into adulthood, Paisley moved to Tennessee.
The music star once shared that he was grateful for starting in Glen Dale because Tennessee was much bigger, and the amount of talent there could make one realize they were not the best. Kickstarting his career, the “She’s Everything” crooner enrolled in Belmont University, which had proximity to recording companies.So it became that as he earned a degree, he also pursued music. These days Paisley is past his struggling years and enjoying the rewards with Kimberly Williams, his wife of 20 years.
Paisley and Kimberly’s Love Story
Although this couple has been married for two decades, their love story goes as far back as the early 1990s, at least for Paisley, because he fell in love with her long before they met.
Paisley was still in his humble beginnings in 1991 when Williams caught his fancy on “Father Of The Bride.” Four years later, he experienced a bad breakup and saw “Father of The Bride II” to escape his worries.
Seeing Williams’ face again brought a ray of sunshine, and he thought she was funny and good-natured. He shared with Good Housekeeping in an interview:
“I thought, She seems like a great girl– smart and funny and all those things that are so hard to find.”
By 2002, Paisley had settled into celebrity life, becoming the ACM top male vocalist of the year. His song, “Part II,” had elements of his breakup and tales of him watching “Father Of The Bride.” This indicated that Williams was still on his mind.
That same year, his and Williams’ paths crossed, and he asked her to be in the music video of his song, “I’m Going To Miss Her.” Williams agreed, and that was the beginning of their love story.
The duo started dating, and eight months in, Paisley got on one knee on Venice Beach Pier and professed his love to her. The lovebirds tied the knot in 2003 at the Staffeur Chapel in Malibu and then moved to Nashville.Paisley’s Dreamy Abode
Paisley always wanted a home in Williamson County, and best believe he got it. After moving to Nashville and starting a family, the “Whiskey Lullaby” singer found a suitable log-cabin-style abode to call home.
The music star’s home is situated just outside Nashville with a guest house that was converted into a home studio. The refurbishment includes up-to-date music instruments and sound mixers in contrast to the cozy outlook of the interior.
Paisley gave fans a glimpse of his studio amid the pandemic when he recorded from home and took live requests. The expanse of land and grassy plains stretch far from the red-painted log cabin home.Inside, Paisley and Williams’ living room bears wooden upholstery with fine-tuned and glossy surfaces. It is safe to say that the couple opted for a homely setting with large windows and blue pastel-colored couches.
The kitchen setup included dark blue floor-to-ceiling cabinets on one path, which contrasts with the white cabinets on the other end.
The other areas in the kitchen are covered in brown wood. Williams gets to make her daily veggie tonic in there while giving fans a view.
Outside, the front porch serves as a relaxation area, complete with lounge chairs and wooden floors. Williams once shared a selfie with her dad, showing off their porch time. The couple also has a home bar reminiscent of a beer saloon.