Tim McGraw warns of most dangerous times in marriage after 30 years with Faith Hill

Tim McGraw shared his insight into what the "most difficult" part of marriage is, after being married for 30 years.During a recent interview with Esquire’s "What I’ve Learned," the 59-year-old country star shared that as his three children with Faith Hill grow up and start their own lives, the two of them find themselves "stepping into a new phase of life.""Sometimes that requires not talking about it and just moving on through," he said."And sometimes it requires sitting down and talking about it a little bit, saying, 'Hey, we need to check in a little bit and see where we're at now that everything's changing.'"He went on to say that "points of change in a marriage" can come "regularly throughout a long marriage," and these can often be "the most dangerous parts, I think, for a marriage."GREAT RELATIONSHIPS HAVE 3 ESSENTIAL INGREDIENTS — AND ONE FACTOR THAT CAN RUIN EVERYTHINGMcGraw shared what he thinks is the "most dangerous" part of marriage.

(Terry Wyatt/Getty Images for ACM)"And not talking about things and not clearing the air and not sort of rediscovering each other at every chance you get," he said."I think the best time to dive into each other and really rediscover each other at the worst times when you think things are falling apart."In his opinion, it is important to have a strong foundation and "to always go back to it," because "the longer you wait to go back to it," there may come a time where it becomes "unreachable, and you never can cross that divide."GET ENTERTAINMENT SCOOP DELIVERED RIGHT TO YOUR EMAIL BY CLICKING HEREMcGraw and Hill have been married for 30 years.

(Dave J Hogan/Getty Images for Paramount+)McGraw and Hill tied the knot in October 1996 and have been a country music power couple ever since.Over the course of their marriage, they have welcomed three daughters together; Gracie, 29, Maggie, 28, and Audrey, 24.They have also recorded multiple duets together during their relationship, including "It's Your Life," the Grammy Awar...