Luke Combs fans hail 'down to earth' country star for living in two-bedroom house with his family-of-four
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Luke Combs calls a modest two-bedroom house home, despite his chart-topping hits. The 2,000-square-foot home he shares with his wife, Nicole and two children is actually smaller than many of his fans' homes, as per Taste of Country.
On a recent episode of 'The MeatEater podcast', the 'Hurricane' singer opened up about why the cozy space works so well for his family.
The 'Forever After All' hitmaker embraced the simple lifestyle, highlighting the benefits of living in a smaller home, including the strong family bonds it helps nurture.
Luke Combs stresses benefits of living in smaller space
In an over-hour-long discussion on 'The MeatEater podcast', which premiered on April 7, Luke Combs covered a range of topics, but one conversation that caught attention online was about teaching children responsibility and humility, specifically at the timestamp of 1:05:53.
Combs, whose net worth is around $20 million, revealed, "We live in a 2000 square foot house, man it's two bedrooms. Me and my wife have a room and the boys share a room."
He emphasized the sense of togetherness that comes with living in a smaller space, saying, "We're always close together." Despite being one of country music's biggest stars, Combs made it clear that he values the benefits of a more modest living arrangement.
As the conversation continued, Combs further explained how living in a smaller space works for his family. "The living room is the playroom," he said. "And they play in there, I mean, we let them destroy it. But every night, it's like we're all cleaning up now."
He also spoke about teaching his young children responsibility, noting that his 1-and-a-half-year-old might pick up just a couple of blocks, while his 2-and-a-half-year-old can contribute more. "We make it a point, like, 'Hey man, you gotta help us with this stuff. You make a mess, you gotta clean it up,'" he said.
He added, "If he spills his milk, we give him a paper towel. He can't really do anything, just smears it around, and we go back behind him and actually clean it up. But he dabs the paper towel and it soaks up a little bit of it and he throws it in the garbage."
Later in the podcast, Combs reflected on how he plans to explain his superstardom to his children and discussed his love for hunting.
Luke Combs's fans hail singer's modest lifestyle
After learning about Luke Combs' modest lifestyle, many internet users quickly took notice, with fans praising him as a "good dude."
One user wrote, “This was a guy who wasn’t pretty enough for American idol and did his own thing to build his brand the recording industry is very different now more people need to do it how he did.”
The second person said, “Luke one of the best entertainers I’ve seen in concert in many years , fans love him and he keeps it real , nothing fake about him.”
A speaker wrote, “He still owns that home but he also has a farm. He makes all his money from touring and songwriting credits.”
A commenter dubbed, “The guy is humble as heck & a sweetheart. Decent family man. That in & of itself is plenty to respect him for. So what if he’s rich. He earned it.”
“One of my favorite singers.Just down to earth a good old country boy,”
The last user dubbed, “He is a good dude.”
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