Luke Combs admits some of his best qualities come from his superhero parents.
On Wednesday, April 14, just days ahead of the ACM Awards, the Academy shared a clip with Combs explaining who his superheroes are, which he admits are his Mother, Rhonda Combs, and father, Chester Combs.
“My superheroes are my parents, they did a whole lot for me growing up and I think I turned out alright,” Combs explained. “And I think in today’s crazy world that’s a pretty incredible achievement in itself.”
The country superstar went on to explain the qualities that his parents instilled in him including treating others with kindness, being a good person and more.
“My parents instilled a lot of great things in me, I think. You know, treating others the way you want to be treated. I think is a really important thing and really surrounding yourself with the right people I think is always something that’s super important. Having a lot of really great friends around. And just being a good person in general, I think that’s some skills that have served me well and I have my parents to thank.”
Watch the full clip below.
Additionally, Combs is set to perform “Forever After All” at the upcoming ACM Awards on Sunday, April 18 on CBS. The singer is also up for 3 nods, including Male Artist Of The Year, Music Event Of The Year for ‘Does To Me (feat. Eric Church)’ and the coveted Entertainer Of The Year.
Co-hosted by 15-time ACM Award winner Keith Urban and New Female Artist Of The Year nominee Mickey Guyton, the star-studded event will air on Sunday, April 18 (live 8:00-11:00 PM ET/delayed PT) on CBS Television Network and will be streamed live and on-demand on Paramount+ and CBS All Access.
