The lockdown during the pandemic forced a lot of parents to get creative with ways to keep their kids entertained, including Thomas Rhett, who drew inspiration from the beloved C.S. Lewis classic book, "The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe," which is something he's really going to miss when he goes back on the road to tour, and isn't at home as much.
"I think my favorite thing that we did this past year was like, we have a little sliver of woods next to our house," he shares in a statement from his label. "And one day me and the kids just got a rake and I got some hedge clippers, and we just kinda cut a trail through the woods and built a little fire pit, and we called it Narnia.
"And my wife bought this whole like troll kit type thing, and so she built like this whole troll world around this tree. It's just funny, like my kids will wake up and will be like, 'Daddy, let's go hang out in Narnia for a little bit.' It's kinda like a dad getting to help build a treehouse with a kid, but we just kinda paved a little trail through the woods and built a fire pit and called it Narnia.
"And that was one of my favorite memories of this last year and something that I think we'll be using for a long time."
