Thomas Rhett Loves Chainsaws And Axes
Thomas Rhett has achieved enough success in his career that he could afford to hire someone to do most of the chores or work around his house, but Thomas actually enjoys cleaning, and he especially enjoys doing manly things out in his yard.
Rhett told us in a recent interview, “I love yard work and I love cleaning period, and I used to hate it. I think 2020 kind of forced me to be a little bit of a ‘clean freak.’ And so to this day, not in the wintertime, but when it’s summertime, I love getting to wash me and Lauren’s cars.”
Thomas continued with a smile, “And when trees fall down in our yard there’s nothing I love better than going to Home Depot and buying some gas and some oil and puttin’ it in a chainsaw and just going to town. Gettin’ an axe, cuttin’ up firewood, like I love that stuff.”
The singer is doing various one-off dates this month and then a few shows in December. He kicks off his 2025 tour next year in June in Rogers, Arkansas.
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Rhett and his wife Lauren celebrated their 12th wedding anniversary this month (10/12). They’ve known each other since they were in elementary school, and Thomas always knew Lauren was the love of his life.
One of the things Rhett loves most about Lauren is her honesty and willingness to tell him what she thinks when he asks her opinion. After shows, he often looks to his wife to give a real opinion of what she thinks. Was he flat or not? Did he sound great? Does she think the fans related to him at the show?
Thomas recently told us, “There are some times, those shows where we both feel it, where I’m not on or like something happened in the show where it just ruined me for the rest of the night. And I kind of like start to just close my eyes and sing songs and hope the rest of the show goes well, and those are the nights where Lauren goes, ‘Honey, you can’t let those things get to you because most of the time people don’t know if your E string on your guitar was out of tune.'”
He added, “‘Only you know that, and only you can get in your head on that stuff.’ And so it’s nice to have somebody to really kind of bring you back down to earth after a show.”
