Garth Brooks says Trisha Yearwood supplied to take his final identify after 17 years of marriage, however he declined

• Garth Brooks spoke about his spouse, Trisha Yearwood, throughout a press convention on Thursday. 
• Brooks stated Yearwood made the gesture to have fun their anniversary, however he stated no.
• “Custom does not depend right here,” Brooks stated, in accordance with Immediately.

Garth Brooks stated Trisha Yearwood supplied to take his final identify after 17 years of marriage, however he refused the “candy” gesture. 

Brooks shared particulars about Yearwood’s thought throughout a Thursday press convention for his new radio station with TuneIn Radio in Nashville, Tennessee, in accordance with Immediately. The outlet reported that Yearwood made the supply as a present for the couple’s anniversary. 

“(Yearwood) was candy sufficient for our anniversary final yr to have the paperwork the place her official final identify was Brooks,” he stated. 

He added: “I declined it.” 

The outlet reported that Brooks, who married Yearwood in December 2005, additional defined his viewpoint by saying, “Custom does not depend right here.” 

“Jack Yearwood had two daughters: That Yearwood identify is Trisha. I might be tremendous altering my identify to Yearwood,” he stated. “Custom does not depend right here. What counts is when you might have two celebrities, do not have one swallow the opposite.” 

Earlier this week, Brooks’ determination to promote Bud Mild at his new Nashville bar spurred backlash from some conservative followers. Bud Mild confronted criticism after they tapped Dylan Mulvaney, a transgender influencer, to seem in a marketing campaign. Regardless of requires a boycott in opposition to him, Brooks doubled down on his opinion and inspired followers to go to his bar with “an open thoughts.”

“I believe if you recognize Garth Brooks, regardless of how lengthy you’ve got recognized him, [he’s] at all times been inclusive,” he informed Leisure Tonight this month. “We’re gonna want one another, belief me. So I believe that [with regards to] variety, inclusiveness, I believe what you discover is our variations are our best strengths.”