Andrew Hardwick -- who was the high school crush “Drew” Taylor Swift sang about in “Teardrops on My Guitar” -- was arrested Saturday in Hendersonville, Tennessee and charged with child abuse.
According to various reports, the 27-year-old, his 34-year-old half-brother Christopher Hardwick and 44-year-old Joni Hardwick were arrested after a three-year-old relative in their care had to be airlifted to a Nashville children’s hospital with severe bruising and swelling to her face. Doctors told police the child had a concussion.
A five-year-old girl who was with the three-year-old told a witness that Hardwick struck her in the face, too.
Christopher acknowledged that they'd been drinking.
After being charged with aggravated child abuse and child abuse, Hardwick was released from the Sumner County Jail on Monday on $100,000 bond. He is scheduled to appear in court on February 10th.
Joni Hardwick was charged with assault on an officer and resisting arrest. She was released Sunday on $1,000 bond and is due back in court on February 8th. Christopher was cited for assault and disorderly conduct.
DAVID NAIL: NO SLEEP FOR THE NEW PARENTS
Sleep ain’t happenin’ right now for new parents David Nail and his wife Catherine in the weeks since she gave birth to their twins, Lawson and Lillian. But mom and dad don’t mind.
David tweeted, “Having to waking up so much to feed ain't fun, but it takes a second to realize how lucky I am to have these two gifts from God!”
The couple was open about their past struggles with infertility. When they announced the birth, Catherine said, “We just really had to stick together and fight through it.”
Lawson and Lillian made their world debut on December 12th.
JOEY AND RORY: A VERY GRUFFALO CHRISTMAS
Joey and Rory had a very Gruffalo Christmas this year.
The Gruffalo is their daughter Indiana’s favorite children’s book. It's about a mouse who ventures deep into the forest in search of a nut. Along the way, he encounters some scary predators and makes up a creature called a “Gruffalo” to keep going. At the end of the story, the very thing the mouse imagined turned out to be real.
Rory Feek writes, “Our Gruffalo was real, too. Christmas had come and Joey was not only here with us, but she was doing well, and we all had an amazing day together.”
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