Even though she’s made it big, these familial relationships continue to be super important to her.
“We were taught that materialistic things aren’t that importantfamily is,” Reba toldJesus Calling.
“All that other stuff can go away in a heartbeat.
But you better hang on to the relationship with your family.
Especially your siblings.”
In fact, her bond with her sisters is especially heartwarming.
“[It was] too much fun,” Reba told Nash Country Daily (viaK-Bull).
“We were just silly as we could be.”
“Alice is the rock,” she wrote.
Susie McEntire-Eaton echoed this sentiment in a podcast interview the three sisters gave withJesus Calling Podcast.
“I didn’t take it, but you were always taking care of us,” she said.
Alice, for her part, takes no issue with the portrait of herself as the reliable big sister.
“I was always meant to be a mama,” she told her sisters.
“And I practiced on y’all, you know, disciplined you and took the responsibility.”
The youngest of the McEntire siblings is a gospel singer who started her musical journey alongside her sister.
McEntire-Eaton also became a co-host of RFDtv’s “Cowboy Church,” channeling her family’s ranching roots.
Through all of this, her bond with her two sisters has seemingly remained strong.
