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Toby Keith married his beautiful wife, Tricia, on this day in 1984.

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Wedding Anniversary Tribute: Toby Keith and Tricia – A Love That Spanned Nearly 40 Years

On this day in 1984, Toby Keith married his beautiful wife, Tricia. The two shared nearly four decades of life together before Toby passed away on February 5, 2024, at the age of 62.

Together, they raised three children, navigated the highs and lows of life in the spotlight, and built something truly meaningful — the OK Kids Korral, a cost-free home for pediatric cancer patients and their families receiving treatment in their home state of Oklahoma.

Throughout Toby’s long and difficult battle with stomach cancer, Tricia was his rock. In one of his final interviews, Toby called her “a trooper,” saying, “She’s the best nurse. The first time we went to the hospital in Houston, she stepped right in, took control, and said, ‘We’ve got this, let’s go!’ She was like, ‘We’re going to beat this — don’t worry.’”

Now, after his passing, Tricia and their children are carrying on his legacy with strength and love. Today, on what would have been their 41st wedding anniversary, our hearts are with Tricia and the entire Keith family.

So let me see a huge YES if you really miss him. 💔

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