The Top 5 Feuds in Music That People Don’t Stop Talking About

Country legend Hank Williams, unfortunately, didn’t stick around this world for too long seeing that he died at the age of 29. The man lived fast: picking up music at an early age, reaching unprecedented success with his own radio show as a teenager, achieving his Grand Ole Opry debut by the age of 25, as well as finding the time to be married twice and have a couple of kids, too.

Hank Williams sitting playing the guitar/ Hank Williams and Audrey Sheppard / Hank Williams standing in front of a microphone playing a guitar / Hank Williams and Billie Jean Jones in their wedding / Audrey Sheppard leaning towards Hank Williams, Hank Williams Jr sitting on him and step-daughter Lycretia / Hank Williams and The Drifting Cowboys

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The woman who famously fueled his partying, addiction, and misery was Audrey Sheppard, his wife from 1944 to 1952. Their turbulent marriage provided inspiration for many of Williams’ most famous songs, including Your Cheatin’ Heart. Audrey tried to be a part of his country music life, but Williams once said, “It’s bad enough to have a wife who wants to sing. But it’s worse to have a wife who wants to sing and CAN’T.”

This is the story of Hank Williams and his fall from grace…