Luke Bryan shares an update on his son Bo’s ride.
Appearing on Audacy’s Katie & Companythe country star, 47, opened up about her 15-year-old’s progress behind the wheel, saying: “He’s finally getting it going.”
“He grew up on the farm riding side by side and stuff like that,” Dad explained. “I just assumed it would translate to being on the freeway. It didn’t. But, hey, we got him moving, and now we’re just trying to figure out what the first vehicle in his life is going to be.”
“He tried to pick it. We realized very quickly, ‘You don’t get it.’ He wants a big truck and we’ll get him something, but we can’t get him what he wants, let’s put it that way.”
Bryan shares Bo and son Tatum “Tate” Christopher, 13, with wife Caroline.
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In an episode of Audacy’s Katie & Company in July, he spoke for the first time about the teenager’s attempts to drive.
“He’s 15 so he’s having a whole nightmare with a student’s permit,” Bryan said. “He’s not a very good driver at the moment, so we have to work with him quite hard.”
“He’s very frustrated right now because he thinks he knows how to drive, but he has no idea what he’s doing,” added the singer. “He thinks he’s pretty skilled because he can operate a 4-wheeler or a Polaris, but he’s not, I assure you.”
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Luke Bryan and wife Caroline with sons Bo and Tate.
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Bryan previously said that this current stage with his sons is proving to be one of the most exciting yet.
“As they grow up, it’s easier to let them go together,” he told PEOPLE in July 2021. “They become little men and become functional little microcosms of me. Their personalities are really different… They become your friends. I mean, they’re still always your kids, you still have to discipline yourself and you still have to teach them what’s good and what’s bad in life, but they really turn into your friends.”
The American Idol The judge continued: “And I’m certainly in my golden years. I mean, now it’s like being a dad is sweet and you can let them go.”
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