Hillary Scott, the lead vocalist for Lady Antebellum, is opening up about the inspiration behind her emotional album “Love Remains.” One song on the album hits close to home as she uses her ended pain to compose it.
The song “Thy Will” is based on her experience with a miscarriage, as she glanced at her husband, she said, “I was at my most raw place when this song truly poured out of me.”
In their interview with Good Morning America, her husband, Tyrrell Scott, drummer for the country band ” Love and Theft,” explained that his heart still grieves for their loss and all who struggle with pregnancy and infertility.
“God hears every prayer, and we will continue to share our story to point to the source of all life, peace, and comfort in the best and most difficult of times. Don’t lose hope.”
After Hillary’s miscarriage, the couple didn’t try again for baby number two and decided to focus more on relaying her faith into music.
But remember, God is always listening.
God has answered our family's countless prayers! Our family is growing…Chris, Eisele, and I wanted to share our DOUBLE portion of joy with you all! We appreciate all the love and prayers in the coming weeks as we wait (somewhat patiently if you're Chris and I, and impatiently if you're Eisele 😂) for these precious BABIES to arrive. Yep, babies! We are having TWINS! It's truly a miracle. Because we've been so open about our last pregnancy loss and journey, I want to be fully transparent with you that this happened naturally. Chris nor I have any family history of twins that we can find and are just resting in the profound gift this truly is. My heart still grieves for our loss and all who are struggling with pregnancy and infant loss and infertility. God hears every prayer and I will continue to share our story to point to the Source of all life, peace and comfort in the best and most difficult of times. Don't lose hope!
Posted by Hillary Scott on Friday, August 18, 2017
Eisele, their oldest daughter, has been praying for God to give their family another baby, and God has answered her prayers.
The day they decided to share the good news with their daughter, they sat her down in the living room and recorded her entire reaction, they told her “God has answered your prayers, and mommy is pregnant with TWO babies!” Of course, Eisele excitedly asked, “Can I feel?”
“It’s truly a miracle.” Scott wrote. “Because we’ve been so open about our last pregnancy loss and journey, I want to be fully transparent with you that this happened naturally. Chris nor I have any family history of twins that we can find and are just resting in the profound gift this truly is.”
It’s amazing, how a solemn request for help or expression of thanks to God can help you through obstacles in life. He hears our prayers and will answer with wisdom, empathy, and compassion; and sometimes those answers come in straightforward, concrete ways.
The Scotts are so thankful for this blessing and will continue to believe in gods work.
