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Country singer Rory Feek is now speaking out amid his older daughters’ concerns for their 10-year-old sister, Indiana.

Feek, 59, has been raising his youngest daughter in an agrarian Christian Community with links to Homestead Heritage. The community has faced many scandals after member Bill DeLong confessed to sexually assaulting a six-year-old girl.

In telling his story, Rory shared an extensive blog post on August 31 titled, “Love, Dad.” In the post, Feek writes, “Indiana has never been more loved or better cared for than she is right now.”

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Feek’s older daughters, Heidi and Hopie, say that Indiana, who has Down Syndrome, needs special care.

On August 29, Heidi posted about a Taste of Country article where she and her sister Hopie were asked about the conditions of growing up in their father’s care.

Country singer Rory Feek is at the center of some major family drama. He addressed claims of endangering his young daughter, Indiana. His other two daughters made the shocking accusations last week when revealing that they plan to take legal action to protect their younger sibling. Keep reading for the latest developments.

Rory Feek’s Daughters Claim Younger Sister Is In Danger

Country singer Rory Feek has two daughters from a previous marriage, Hopie and Heidi. They recently went public with plans to sue their father in an effort to protect their younger sibling. The “Someone Is Me” singer welcomed his third daughter, Indiana, in 2014 with his wife Joey. Indiana was born with Down syndrome.

Rory Feek and daughter Indiana/Credit: YouTube

Sadly, Joey passed away from cancer in 2016. The country duo performed together for years as Joey + Rory. Rory Feek remarried in July, tying the knot with a woman named Rebecca,...

Rory Feek, husband of Joey Feek, shares happiness after marrying his daughter's school teacher, Rebecca. Indiana, Rory's daughter, played a crucial role in suggesting the marriage to her father and Rebecca. The wedding took place in Montana with family and friends, marking a significant milestone in Rory's life.

Fans of Rory Feek will likely remember the heartbreak he experienced when his wife, Joey Feek, died in March 2016 from cervical and colorectal cancer. The couple had made the decision to share their journey with fans, and many people were left saddened by Joey's passing. But Feek is celebrating happier news now, as he recently revealed he has married his daughter's school teacher, Rebecca.

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Their wedding took place earlier this month,...

Life as Rory Feek knew it changed forever on March 4, 2016. That's the day, of course, that he, along with the world, was forced to say goodbye to his beloved wife Joey Feek after a years-long battle with cervical cancer. It was a day that saw the man become a single father, left to raise young daughter Indiana, just two years old at the time, on his own. It was a day that would leave him to habitually wonder to himself, as he told CBS News six months later, "'She's really not here? She's really not coming back?'" And yet, it was a day that failed to undo the one thing for mattered most for the Grammy-winning singer-songwriter: His eternal love for his forever duet...

Rory Feek always knew his wife Joey Feek had the voice of an angel, but it wasn't until they had been married for almost six years that they put two and two together. Or one plus one, that is. "I don't think it would have occurred to us to sing together," Rory told Cmt News in 2008, chatting from the road while he and Joey were out promoting The Life of a Song, their first album as the duo Joey + Rory. "It's sort of obvious why. She's beautiful, and she's so talented in her own right. She has such an amazing voice she doesn't really need anything else with her...I may be a really good songwriter, but I wouldn't add any star appeal." And so Rory,...

Toby Keith's daughter is shaken up after a terrifying Fourth of July car accident.

Krystal Keith took to Instagram on Friday to show the damage ​to her vehicle ​after ​surviving a horrific ​car ​wreck​​​. ​​The 31-year-old says she, her husband, and ​their 1-year-old daughter, Hensley, were hit by a drunk driver​ on Tuesday.​

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"Our 4th turned pretty horrific. Hensley, Drew and I were on the way to watch fireworks on the 4th," Krystal wrote, sharing a photo of her mangled vehicle. "A drunk driver almost took the lives of my entire family. We all survived the wreck but it's gonna take some time to heal. Keep us in your prayers. Hug your babies and spouses tight. Don't Drink And Drive."

Krystal and her husband wed in 2010. The couple welcomed their daughter in October 2015.

Watch: Rory Feek Gets Candid on Life and Love After Joey's Death in...

Joey Feek’s first album is getting a proper release. The late country singer’s solo debut, “If Not for You”, recorded in 2005, was posthumously released on Friday by Capitol Christian Distribution and Universal Music, as well as its co-producer, Joey’s husband and songwriting partner, Rory Feek. Watch: Joey and Rory Feek: Remembering the Sweetest Moments From […]...

Joey Feek's first album is getting a proper release.

The late country singer's solo debut, If Not for You, recorded in 2005, was posthumously released on Friday by Capitol Christian Distribution and Universal Music, as well as its co-producer, Joey's husband and songwriting partner, Rory Feek.

Watch: Joey and Rory Feek: Remembering the Sweetest Moments From Their Final Year Together

Joey, one half of the country and bluegrass duo Joey+Rory, died of cancer at age 40 on March 4, 2016, months after electing to end treatment and enter hospice care. She had just married Rory when recording her first songs, which were independently released, but failed to make waves in the country music scene.

“When this album was recorded in 2005, Joey and I were still newlyweds, or at least we felt like we were," Rory says in a press release. "Though we had hopes for the record at the time, it wasn’t meant to be, and so this...

Just over a year after Joey Feek died of cervical cancer, the country singer's legacy is being honored once again with a new album.

Joey gained fame as a country artist making music alongside her husband, Rory Feek, in the country duo Joey + Rory, however this posthumous release is a collection of her various solo efforts that give her talented voice a whole new life.

Watch: Rory Feek Remembers Late Wife Joey on One-Year Anniversary of Her Death

The 12-track album, If Not For You, was produced and recorded in 2005. While it was previously available through the couple's website, the album will enjoy widespread release on April 5. Copies of the album will come packaged with a 48-page booklet celebrating Joey's life, marriage and career, with photos, stories and memories shared by Rory and her family.

The album also features a solo version of the couple's 2010 duet "That's Important to Me," as well as...

Joey Feek died of cervical cancer on March 4, 2016 at the far-too-young age of 40. She may be gone, but her songs are about to get a second life.

Feek won fans and Grammys as one half of the husband and wife country duo Joey + Rory, and now a collection of her solo material will be released on April 7 through Gaither Music Group. Titled If Not For You, the 12-track album was originally recorded in 2005 and features production work from husband Rory Feek and Bill McDermott. Originally available in limited quantities through Joey + Rory’s website, this will be Feek’s first widespread release.

Rory Feek is still mourning the heartbreaking loss of his beloved wife, Joey Feek, a year later.

The 51-year-old country singer recently opened up to Simple Grace magazine for their April issue, and says that while he has no regrets over his time spent with Joey -- who died in March 2016 after a battle with cervical and colorectal cancer -- he would have tried to do "more."

"[I'd] cherish every moment of every day more," he tells the magazine. "I'd love Joey more and serve her more and do a million gazillion things to show her more how much she means to me. No matter how much of that I did, it still wasn't enough. She always deserved more."

Watch: Rory Feek Pays Tribute to Late Wife During 2017 GRAMMYs

Rory says watching Joey's battle with cancer had a profound effect on him, and also brought him closer to his faith.

"You can't watch the woman you love go...

It has already been a year since Joey Feek, one half of the Grammy-winning husband-wife country music duo Joey + Rory, died from cancer.

On Saturday, Rory Feek took to Instagram to share a tribute to his late wife, sharing a series of three photos on the one-anniversary of her death.

Watch: Rory Feek Gets Candid on Life and Love After Joey's Death in New Book

The first photo was a throwback of Joey with Heidi and Hopie, Rory's daughters from a previous marriage, and Indiana, the couple's now 3-year-old daughter together.

The 51-year-old singer captioned it simply, "…remembering you."

The next image shows Joey's grave marker on the family farm, adorned with flowers at sunset, captioned, "…missing you."

The third photo was another throwback, capturing a tender moment between Rory and Joey, captioned, "…loving you."

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Rory Feek came to national prominence as the dedicated husband and musical partner of his late wife, Joey, but in a new memoir the country singer opens up about his imperfect past — including his decision to sleep with his best friend’s wife.

This may come as a shock to Joey + Rory fans, especially after the duo won a Grammy for best roots gospel album this past weekend. During the pre-show, Feek gave a tear-filled speech in which he dedicated their first Grammy win to his wife, who died of cancer last March.

Feek shared their love story on his widely read blog,...

Rory Feek is remembering his late wife on Valentine's Day.

The "If I Needed You" singer has released a new book, This Life I Live, offering an unfiltered look at his relationship with Joey Feek, along with his own childhood and early adult years. The book, out today, comes on the heels of Joey + Rory's first-ever Grammy win on Sunday.

By Rory's side on the GRAMMYs red carpet was Joey's father, Jack Martin, who is also featured in the book as Rory recounts asking for permission to marry Joey. Today, Rory seems to be embracing plenty of love and support from Joey's family. He opened up to Et about how her mother was babysitting daughter Indiana, and how they would gather again this weekend to celebrate Indy's third birthday.

Watch: Rory Feek Pays Tribute to Late Wife Joey During 2017 Grammy Awards 

Rory said that he was feeling "pretty awesome" and that the Grammy win was "just as sweet...

Rory Feek may have snagged his first Grammy on Sunday — but that won’t be the highlight of his week.

Feek said on Today Tuesday that it was a pleasant surprise to win best roots gospel album at the award show — for Hymns That Are Important to Us, his project with late wife Joey Feek — but he’s looking forward to a different milestone this week.

“ turns 3 this Friday,” Feek told Matt Lauer. “So, as exciting as the Grammys are, that’s a little more exciting for us.”

Watch: Rory Feek tells @MLauer about his precious daughter learning to walk https://t.

Rory Feek won his first Grammy on Sunday for Best Roots Gospel album, and he dedicated the win to his late wife Joey. Rory Feek Dedicates Grammy To Late Wife Feek’s album Sunday Hymn That Are Important To Us took home the prize, but had been released under the name Joey + Rory. This was Joey’s […]

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This is definitely one way to get attention.

After winning Best Pop Duo/Group Performance during the Grammy Awards on Sunday, Tyler Joseph and Josh Dun of Twenty One Pilots shocked audience members by removing their pants as they made their way to the stage.

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"This story starts in Columbus, Ohio," Joseph began his speech, while receiving a thunderous applause from the audience. "This was a few years ago, and it was before Josh and I were able to make any money playing music. And I called him up one night to watch the GRAMMYs [with some of my friends]. As we were watching, we noticed that every single one of us was in our underwear."

"Josh turned to me, and we were no one at the time, and he said, 'If we ever win a Grammy, we should receive it just like this. So, not only...

Rory Feek gave an emotional acceptance speech in memory of his late wife, Joey Feek, during a pre-telecast of the 59th Annual Grammy Awards in Los Angeles, California, on Sunday. “My wife’s dream was to make a hymns album, pretty much her whole life,” he said, while accepting the award for Best Roots Gospel Album […]...

Last year, Rory Feek promised his late wife and duo partner Joey Feek that he would attend the 2017 Grammy Awards if they got nominated. And on Sunday, Joey + Rory nabbed their first golden gramophone trophy for best roots gospel album.

During the non-televised Grammys pre-show, Rory, who found solace in documenting his wife’s last chapter with fans, held back tears as he dedicated the award to Joey, who died in March after a brave fight with terminal cancer.

“She sang her vocals in hotel rooms while she did chemo and radiation and it finally came out a year ago,...

Rory Feek gave an emotional acceptance speech in memory of his late wife, Joey Feek, during a pre-telecast of the 59th Annual Grammy Awards in Los Angeles, California, on Sunday.

"My wife's dream was to make a hymns album, pretty much her whole life," he said, while accepting the award for Best Roots Gospel Album for their album, Hymns That Are Important to Us.

Exclusive: Rory Feek Reacts to Grammy Nomination: Late Wife Joey 'Was So Proud' of 'Hymns' Album

"She didn't have a chance to do it until she had been diagnosed with stage four cancer, and so she sang her vocals in hotel rooms while she did chemo and radiation," he continued.

Hymns was the couple's seventh and final album, released on Feb. 12, 2016. Less than one month later, on March 4, Joey died following a lengthy battle with cancer.

"It finally came out a year ago and we sat together in the final days and watched...

Rory Feek's love for his late wife, Joey, runs deep.

The country singer, whose wife and songwriting partner died in March 2016 after battling cervical cancer, revealed in a recent interview with Today that his devotion to Joey continues even to this day.

Watch: Rory and Joey Feek Nominated for a 2017 Grammy Following Joey's Death in March

"I don’t feel one ounce less married or less committed to Joey or less with her, even," the 51-year-old musician shared. "I just think I’m going to spend my life talking about my wife. ... And that’s not really a part of grieving, it’s a part of celebrating such an amazing person."

Rory's love of Joey is a big theme in his new book, This Life I Live, which will be released on Valentine's Day.

More: Rory Feek Shares Home Videos of Late Wife Joey in Touching Tribute to Their Daughter

"I have been blessed with the...

As the one-year anniversary of Joey Feek’s death approaches, Rory Feek is promising to keep his wife’s memory alive in as many ways possible – including the written word.

Addressing his upcoming memoir, This Life I Live, about the final days of Joey’s battle with cervical cancer, Rory told Today.com, “I just think I’m going to spend my life talking about my wife. She’s a big part of the story that I’m telling.”

“And that’s not really a part of grieving, it’s a part of celebrating such an amazing person,” he added.

Rory Feek is speaking out on Joey + Rory's 2017 Grammy nomination, saying simply: "God is so good."

Rory received news that his album with late wife Joey Feek, Hymns That Are Important to Us, had been nominated in the Best Roots Gospel Album category on Tuesday morning after going about his routine of prepping daughter Indiana for school.

"I can't begin to tell you how much it means to me and how much it would mean to Joey if she were here," Rory said in an exclusive statement to Et. "She was so proud of getting to make this record and living long enough to see it be released, and I'm so proud to see the hearts it's touched and the heights that it's taken my wife and her sweet voice -- even after she's gone."

Watch: Rory and Joey Feek Nominated for a 2017 Grammy Following Joey's Death 

This marks the second Grammy nomination for the duo, who...

Country and bluegrass duo Rory and Joey Feek have been nominated for a 2017 Grammy for their album Hymns That Are Important To Us.

The news is bittersweet, given Joey's death on March 4 after a battle with cervical and colorectal cancer. Nominations for the 2017 Grammy Awards were announced on Tuesday morning, with Hymns earning a nod in the "Best Roots Gospel Album" category. The two released the album on Feb. 12, marking their seventh and final studio album together.

The Feeks were also nominated for a Grammy this year for their song "If I Needed You" in the "Best Duo/Group Country Vocal Performance" category. However, Little Big Town ended up taking home the Grammy for their song "Girl Crush."

News: Rory Feek Shares Home Videos of Late Wife Joey in Touching Tribute to Their Daughter

"When you love country music as much as we do, to even be nominated for a Grammy for Best Duo/Group Country Vocal Performance...

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They were still in the womb when they lost their fathers on September 11, 2001. In the documentary special Children of 9/11: 15 Years Later, five kids who never met their fathers tell their stories of loss and courage. In People Cover Story: Patrick Dempsey, this week's cover subject opens up about changing his life, leaving Grey's Anatomy, saving his marriage and focusing on his kids. In Bingeworthy, a modern-day Siskel and Ebert (pop culture expert Touré and Jessica Shaw from SiriusXM's EW Radio) will cover TV as it's never been covered before. In People Features: Joey and Rory Feek, the husband...

They were still in the womb when they lost their fathers on September 11, 2001. In the documentary special Children of 9/11: 15 Years Later, five kids who never met their fathers tell their stories of loss and courage. In People Cover Story: Patrick Dempsey, this week's cover subject opens up about changing his life, leaving Grey's Anatomy, saving his marriage and focusing on his kids. In Bingeworthy, a modern-day Siskel and Ebert (pop culture expert Touré and Jessica Shaw from SiriusXM's EW Radio) will cover TV as it's never been covered before. In People Features: Joey and Rory Feek, the husband...

Rory Feek has made countless adjustments since he lost his late wife Joey to cancer. Now a single father to their 2½-year-old Indiana, he's taking life day by day while following the blueprint the 40-year-old singer left behind when she died in March. "I'd like to think that Joey is proud of how I'm doing - how we're all doing, especially Indiana," Rory, 51, shares in this week's issue of People. "She took so much pride in the work of being a mama to Indy, and I find myself thinking of her every day, all day long in the time that...

Country singing duo Joey and Rory Feek brought down the house when they performed "Cheater Cheater" on Cmt's Can You Duet in 2008, but today, Rory's stage days are a distant memory. "I don't have any plans to play or sing," Rory, 51, tells People in this week's issue, opening up about life after losing his 40-year-old wife to cancer in March. "People ask me that everywhere I go: 'Are you writing or singing or are you performing anywhere?'" The country artist - who was one half of musical act Joey+Rory - says he's "retired" from music now that his...

Before Joey Feek lost her brave battle with cancer in March, she and husband Rory shared an affirmation that couples tell each other every day. But for the country singing duo - known as Joey+Rory - those simple little words have a greater significance. "We repeated 'I love you' three times to each other," Rory, 51, tells People of his 40-year-old wife's final words to him. "It's the last line of a song I wrote years ago called 'Josephine,' an imaginary love story between a husband and wife." "For most all of our marriage - in the birthday,...

Six months after losing his wife to cancer, Rory Feek does all he can to feel close to the woman he calls "the most amazing person." "We have a cemetery about a hundred yards behind the farm … and it's where we laid my wife to rest," Rory, 40, told Today's Savannah Guthrie of his late wife Joey. "We can sit on our back porch and sort of feel her there and she's not far away." Joey died in March, about two years after being diagnosed with cancer in 2014. The country music duo documented Joey's journey - and the family's struggle to cope - along the way.

[Embedcode {}] Rory Feek lost his wife Joey to cervical cancer in March. But a piece of her will always live on in the couple's 2-year-old daughter Indiana. On Tuesday, Rory penned a heartfelt tribute to his toddler on his personal blog and shared a video featuring sweet moments between Indy and her late mother. "I'm reminded what a gift she is. What a gift she's been to me. And to Joey," he wrote, later noting, "She is the smile on the face of father who should be crying. She is the joy in the life of a family that should be filled with sadness.

Chuckie Campbell & The Phaction have announced that their promotional tour for their new album, ‘Taking Back Tomorrow,’ will run through September 5, primarily across the western United States. The award-winning Buffalo hip hop artist is set to complete his current tour on September 4 in Charlotte, North Carolina. Chuckie Campbell & The Phaction’s North American Summer Tour: The West also features fellow Buffalo hip-hop-rap-new school artist, G Premacy, who’s performing selective tracks from his album, The Move. ‘Taking Back Tomorrow’ features some of today’s most groundbreaking voices, including Iesha Green (who shares songwriting credits with Rihanna) and Heidi Feek (the daughter of country music stars, Joey and Rory Feek). [ Read More ]

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Rory Feek will continue to tell his moving story in a new memoir. The country singer and his wife Joey rose to national fame documenting their family's journey and Joey's battle with breast cancer - which she succumbed to in March - on their popular blog, This Life I Live. Now, Rory, 51, will open up further in his debut memoir of the same title, due on Valentine's Day next year from HarperCollins imprint Thomas Nelson, he announced on the Feek's site last week. Rory accepted the offer in February, before his wife's death, and received her blessing to share their story.

Country music's merry maestro Zac Brown is known for his emotionally charged performances, but not like this: clearing his throat again and again, fighting back tears, and finally choking up as his audience sensed he was on the verge of a full-on breakdown. "It's gonna take me a minute to pull myself together," he told the crowd of family and friends gathered Tuesday night at Nashville's Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum. But try as he might, he couldn't, and he did what any good band leader would do. He let the other musicians take over. Just moments before,...

Rory Feek was surrounded by family on his first Father's Day since his wife Joey passed away in March. The country singer shared two photos of his Sunday on his Facebook page. The first featured several friends and family members gathered around a porch swing, but he expressed his sadness at Joey's absence. Rory wrote, "...three fathers and their families. Had a wonderful time having dinner at Homestead Manor this eve, but so wish Joey could be w us."Another photo showed Rory with 2-year-old Indiana, his daughter with Joey, as well as his two grown daughters from a previous relationship,...

Joey Feek's life and battle with cancer will soon hit the big screen. In addition to his blog posts that went viral documenting his wife's illness, Rory Feek had also been documenting his Joey's journey on video. The result is the documentary To Joey, With Love, in theaters for one night only on Sept. 20. Rory, who marked what would have been his 14th wedding anniversary to Joey on Wednesday, calls the film "my gift to her." The story begins a few weeks before their daughter Indiana was born in February of 2014 and runs through this past spring. Joey lost...

Alive & Well from Hickory Films on Vimeo. As Rory Feek continues to grieve the loss of his wife, Joey, he is also sharing memories and moments from their life together with fans on his personal blog, This Life I Live.On Saturday, the country singer shared a video he had shot of Joey with their then-newborn daughter Indiana, who is now 2. "Life was perfect that day," Rory wrote. "So was Joey. Completely unaware of the difficult news that was in store for her in just a few weeks, and the beautiful, tragic end that would come 18 months later. And unaware...

A little over two months after his wife Joey passed away, country singer Rory Feek is now reflecting on his returned role as a single father as he and his family celebrate their first Mother's Day without Joey. In a blog post on his website, This Life I Live, Rory wrote about his experience as a single father to eldest daughters Heidi and Hope before he meet Joey. "I can’t tell you I was a great father," he wrote. "I tried. I think was a good father, but the truth is I was still a young man struggling to find myself,...

A little over two months after his wife Joey passed away, country singer Rory Feek is now reflecting on his returned role as a single father as he and his family celebrate their first Mother's Day without Joey. In a blog post on his website, This Life I Live, Rory wrote about his experience as a single father to eldest daughters Heidi and Hope before he meet Joey. "I can’t tell you I was a great father," he wrote. "I tried. I think was a good father, but the truth is I was still a young man struggling to find myself,...

Rory Feek says it's the music he made with his late wife Joey that helps him cope with her death. "I'd say it brings me a lot of peace. I listen and watch everything - it's part of the process for me. I don't want to hide from her, or her memory, or those feelings," Rory told Billboard in his first interview since Joey died in March after a battle with terminal cancer. "Every morning about 5:30, Indiana and I get up, and quite often I play her the Hymns record … Hearing the music, she's still alive." Rory, 51, said when...

Since 1969, dozens of films ranging from shorts to documentaries to features, have been screened at the Nashville Film Festival (NaFF) each year. Rapidly growing into one of the most prestigious in the country, the week-long festival excels in music-related films, not surprisingly. Documentaries at this year's festival, which is currently underway, include Honky Tonk Heaven, which spotlights the iconic Broken Spoke dance hall in Texas, and A Song for You: The Austin City Limits Story, both of which are making their Southeast premiere at this year's festival.

While it is...

Joey Feek's death from cancer was a dark day for her family - but according to a recent Facebook post from husband Rory Feek, she is at rest now where it is sunny and bright. Rory shared a photo of Joey's grave, weeks after her death, on their Facebook page Saturday morning.-In the image, the sun has just risen, casting a bright glow and long shadows across the deep green grass and a pair of horses near where her grave sits, at the family farm in Tennessee, topped by a simple wooden cross. "...a bright sunrise will contradict...

Rory Feek updated fans on Easter about how his and Joey Feek‘s daughter has been doing since the untimely death of her mother earlier this month. Rory Feek Update Feek took to his blog – This Life I Live – on Easter Sunday, writing about how his 2-year-old daughter Indiana seems unaware of her mother’s […]

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Rory Feek and daughter Indiana are celebrating their first Easter without Joey Feek, and the country singer says the 2-year-old hasn't quite noticed - which isn't necessarily a bad thing. In a new blog post, Rory opens up about raising Indiana in the days since his wife died from cancer on March 4. "Indy has not asked for her mama," he wrote. "Not one single time since Joey's been gone. It's almost as if she hasn't noticed that she's not here. And that is so sad… and oh, so wonderful - all at the same time." Feek, 49, says that this is...

Rory Feek and daughter Indiana are celebrating their first Easter without Joey Feek, and the country singer says the 2-year-old hasn't quite noticed - which isn't necessarily a bad thing. In a new blog post, Rory opens up about raising Indiana in the days since his wife died from cancer on March 4. "Indy has not asked for her mama," he wrote. "Not one single time since Joey's been gone. It's almost as if she hasn't noticed that she's not here. And that is so sad… and oh, so wonderful - all at the same time." Feek, 49, says that this is...

One week after his wife Joey Feek died after a long battle with terminal cancer, Rory Feek blogged about her recent funeral in a late Saturday post, saying that it had honored her "one last hope.""Joey’s one hope was that she could 'come home' on a beautiful day … and it oh, it was," the country singer wrote on his blog, This Life I Live. "The daffodils were blooming, the grass was green and sky was bright blue." Joey was laid to rest on Tuesday at the Feeks' farm in Tennessee in front of a group of family and friends.

On Tuesday, Rory Feek said his final goodbye to his beloved wife Joey surrounded by their closest family, friends and neighbors at the family's Pottsville, Tennessee farm. "It was tearful, but it was optimistic, especially being on the dirt," the couple's close friend Bill Gaither tells People exclusively. "She was part of the earth. We all felt as though we were close to her." Joey's casket was placed on a horse-drawn carriage and Rory spoke about his wife at the memorial service before she was buried. "Singers were performing 'Let's Go Down to the River to Pray,'" says Gaither.

Joey Feek has been laid to rest in a private ceremony surrounded by her husband, Rory Feek, close family and friends in her hometown of Alexandra, Ind. The service for late country singer was held this past Tuesday, and her rep released the following statement to E! News: "Joey had been fighting Stage IV cancer for nine months, surrounded by the love and support of countless family members, friends, loved ones, longtime followers of her music and even strangers who were inspired by her life." It continued, "Joey was known for her beautiful voice, beautiful smile and beautiful marriage partnership with Rory Feek. Together they shared a life built around a love of faith, family, farming and country...