,type=downsize)
First-time nominees Joey and Rory Feek watched the 58th annual GRAMMY Awards live fromAlexandria, Indiana on Monday night with one of their biggest fans — their nearly 2-year-old daughter Indiana Feek. Ahead of the show, Rory shared a photo of his youngest daughter getting herself GRAMMY-ready to watch the awards with her family.
Attached to the photo he penned, “Indy getting her hair done by her Aunts for Grammy watching w her mama and papa tonight (if it's not past her bedtime).”
Photo: Facebook.com/JoeyandRory
Rory revealed last week on his blog, This Life I Live, that he would not leave his "very fragile" wife's side to attend the show in California. Instead, going in the couple’s place were Rory’s two eldest daughters from a previous relationship, Heidi and Hopie, along with their manager Aaron Carnahan.
"[We will] gather around Joey’s bed and turn the tv-in-the-corner on and watch the Grammy Awards – Joey’s mama and daddy and her three sisters and their kids – all of us having a big-time together,” the 49-year-old wrote of his GRAMMY plans last week. “We’ll watch the presenters and performances and scan the cutaways to the audience for our daughters and our manager in the sea of people dressed-to-the-nines for the big night.”
While the couple lost best country duo performance to Little Big Town, Rory admitted last week that they were “blessed”to have been nominated. He said, “We will smile ateach other and wonder how in the world we got so blessed. How we’ve come so farwithout going anywhere at all.”
Photo: Facebook.com/JoeyandRory
Prior to Monday’s big award show,Rory celebrated Valentine’s Day with his ailing wife in her hospice bed. Postinga photo of the two sharing a kiss, he wrote, “Happy Valentine's Day my love.” In the picture Joey is seen dolledup with earrings, wearing a corsage on her right hand while a beautiful Valentine’sDay spread was put in front of her.
On Friday, Rory shared his plansfor the romantic holiday revealing, “I’m hoping for afew soft kisses. The passion for each other that Joey and I once had has beenreplaced by the sweetest, gentlest kisses."
He added, “I live for those kisses.They are enough.”
