RESOLVING THE LEDGER
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Add Page Six on Google Country star Tyler Hubbard's fishing trip ended with quite the catch.
The Florida Georgia Line singer got a fish hook stuck in his head during a camping trip with his family.
The musician posted a video of his wife, Hayley Hubbard, struggling to dislodge the hook from the back of his head Monday.
"Does it hurt so bad, dad?" one of his young kids can be heard asking.
"Kinda does," Tyler admitted, keeping his composure.
As one of his kids asked more questions about the incident off camera, Tyler explained, "It's probably not bleeding a lot, but it might bleed a little."
"You're doing great. You're so brave," Hayley said, trying to comfort him.
Hayley finally got the hook out with a pair of pliers and everyone sighed in relief.
"Breakfast had to wait…" the "Meant to Be" crooner joked in the caption.
"We got 4 days off with @tylerhubbard in the middle of this crazy summer and decided to go camping in the airstream," Hayley captioned her own post of the family camping trip.
"All the memories made were worth the shlepping and loading up and unpacking and fun that comes along with camping. next time we’ll try to avoid fish hooks in the head," she quipped.
Tyler and Hayley wed in 2015. They share three children: Olivia Rose, 8, Luca Reed, 6 and Atlas Roy, 5.
Tyler made headlines last month when he reunited with former bandmate Brian Kelley for a surprise appearance at CMA Fest 2026.
The musical duo also reunited back in March for the first time on stage together since Florida Georgia Line's 2022 hiatus .
At one point onstage, Hubbard referred to Kelley as his “brother,” a telling sign that the duo may finally be on better terms after years of speculation about their relationship.
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