Sam Hunt Shares the Secret He & His Parents Never Talk About [Exclusive]

Regarding his musical work, In terms of his compositions, Speaking about his music, Concerning his musical creations, With regard to his artistic output in music, As for his musical pieces, On the subject of his music, When discussing his musical works, Sam Hunt is essentially transparent.

However, regarding his parents, there is one topic they never discuss: Hunt's music that alludes to them and his childhood.

Hunt appeared as a visitor on Taste of Country Nights and we questioned him about how his parents react to being mentioned in songs such as "Kinfolks" and "Country House."

In “Kinfolks,” Hunt sings:

I want to bring you home, not just for one night / Call Joanie, she'll let us go with something simple / I want to see how you appear beneath all those stars.

Joanie Hunt is the mother of Sam.

In "Country House," Hunt says:

Bring up a bit of Cain, take care of several children / Handle it the way my father did, just as his father did, o-o / Drying all our garments outside in the open.

When discussing how his parents perceive their mentions, Hunt states: "I hope they're pleased to hear it. I've never discussed this with them, but I hope they value it."

This is an impressive disclosure from the artist behind "Body Like a Back Road," since these tracks aren't obscure selections—both songs topped the charts.

"Kinfolks" topped the charts in 2020, while "Country House" is now ranked number six on the listings.

It's probable that Hunt's parents' acquaintances have spoken about it, even if they haven't listened to the songs themselves—why hasn't this ever been brought up in conversations with their son?

Hunt is not separated from his parents. He and his wife, Hannah Lee, also named their newborn After the star's father, Weyman Allen Hunt—Allen honoring Hunt's own father, Allen.

Perhaps we've recorded a discussion for the upcoming family event?