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Hank Williams Jr. is a musician, he plays different types of music, country, blues, and some southern rock. In 2012, he released his album the Old School New Rules. Hank Williams Jr. lives in Paris, TN, today. He has two daughters, named, Holly and Hillary Williams. He has had three wives, his first one was, Mary Jane Thomas in 1990, second one was, Gwen Yeargain in 1977, former one is, Becky White. Hank Williams Jr. was born on May 26, 1949, in Shreveport, Louisiana and is currently the age of 67. And also lives in the City of Paris, TN, today. Hank has gotten a lot of awards for different songs and also albums, his first major award was for, “ All my Rowdy Friends Are Coming Over.” At the age 15, had his first top 5 hit on the Country charts

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