Luke Combs Takes Care of His Parents Forever After All

by jwills | July 15, 2021

Luke Combs has “been on one hell of a redneck roll” for several years now.

He’s been cranking out one massive hit after another – in fact he’s just coming off a 6-week run at number-one on the Billboard Country Airplay Chart with “Forever After All.”

All that success has been great for Luke – and his parents. He makes no secret of the close relationship he has with his mom and dad, so when the opportunity came to make things a little easier for them…Luke took it, “I helped both of my parents retire, which has been a really amazing experience…and that decision was solely predicated off being able to spend more time with my parents as they get older, and watching that happen has been not only a joy for me, but a great way for them to have the financial freedom and the ability to come out and experience some of these awesome things that I get to do, you know, right by my side. Which I wouldn’t trade it for anything.”

So, along with any country music trophies he wins, Luke will always have the “Best Son In The World” award from his parents.

Luke’s follow single to “Forever After All” will be “Cold As You” – which you can check out a special acoustic version of the track here…

Photo Credit: Zack Massey

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