Diem Brown: My Dream of Motherhood Is Not Selfish

Photo: Courtesy Diem Brown But her biggest goal has always been the same: to someday have kids – something that has drawn criticism from some PEOPLE.com commenters who question her focus on motherhood. TheMedGift founderhas candidly chronicled her dream of becoming a mother, including having her eggs harvested and frozen in hopes of someday experiencing pregnancy and childbirth. An emergency hysterectomy in August ended her dream of carrying a child, but she wants to set the record straight about her desire to still use her eggs via surrogacy at some point.

Dierks Bentley and Daughter Evie Have 'an Abnormal Amount of Pride' in Their Impressive DIY

Even while he’s busy headlining his tour,Dierks Bentleystill manages to find time for a little DIY at home with his daughter. “In between three shows this weekend, I was able to build these garage shelves,” Bentley wrote. “That I’m posting pics shows my abnormal amount of pride in the project ha.” Bentley’s photo series documented the entirety of the shelf-building process, which began in a Home Depot parking lot. In one photo, Evie can be seen giving two thumbs up while standing in front of an SUV that’s loaded up with wood.

Dierks Bentley Casts 5-Year-Old Son Knox in Adorable 'Living' Music Video: Go Behind-the-Scenes

Dierks Bentleyis making his latest music video a family affair! The country singer enlisted his 5½-year-old son Knox to star in the video for his single “Living,” marking his youngest child’s performance debut. The clip follows the father-son pair as they go throughout an action-packed day, which includes everything from the arcade and the waterpark to playing with puppies in the backyard. Knox, Dierks Bentley.Capitol Nashville It begins with Knox excitedly waking up Bentley from his slumber — something that was actually rather true to life, as the singer explains in a behind-the-scenes video.

Dierks Bentley Dedicates Song, Florida Georgia Line Offers Prayers for Granger Smith's Late Son

Photo: AFF-USA/Shutterstock The country music world continues to rally aroundGranger Smithfollowing thetragic loss of his 3-year-old son, River Kelly. The “Happens Like That” singer and his family received a special pair of shout-outs during this weekend’sCMA Fest in Nashville, including one fromDierks Bentley. During Friday’s show — day two of four — screens on either side of the stage featured the photo Smith, 39, had shared to social media to announce the loss of River on Thursday.

Dierks Bentley Dishes on His New Album 'The Mountain' : 'I Wanted to Create Our Own Sound'

Even though he sings on stage in front of millions of fans,Dierks Bentleyisn’t afraid of a little karaoke. Bentley is no stranger to small stages, having started his career playing gigs at small bars andrestaurants in Nashville. Now, the “Drunk on a Plane” singer sells out stadiums and performs at awards shows, but karaoke and smaller gigs are what taught him the intimacy he brings to the stage. Rachel Kaplan for iHeartRadio