Jennifer Hopkins is the wife of the famous Zac Brown band member, John Driskell Hopkins

Jennifer and John together have been a couple for a long time and have spent years growing old together. John and Jennifer are now married for 14 years. Jennifer was born on January 2, according to a post by John Driskel, which he posted on his Instagram. He also wrote a caption and a post wishing his wife a happy birthday. 

The caption was- "Happy Birthday, my love! Our babies and I worship you every day!"

Jennifer can be featured on John's Instagram post with his daughters. John and his wife have three beautiful daughters. Their eldest daughter has a five-year age gap with the twin daughters, Hope and Faith. The singer has a beautiful family of 5 along with a successful music career. 

Much information about his wife and family is not revealed as his family likes their personal life to have a bit of privacy and loves living a low-key life. However, according to his wife Jennifer's Instagram profile, jenhopk, she loves the garden, historic architecture, and old barns. She also loves photography and describes herself to be an iPhone photographer.

John Driskell Hopkins is a famous musician with a massive net worth of $25 million.

Hopkins first established Brighter Shade, an aggressive songwriting band, in 1996. Hopkins on vocals and guitar, Andy Birdsall on vocals and guitar, Sean McIntyre on bass, and Marcus Petruska on drums comprised the initial lineup. In 1996, they released their self-titled debut. The band's establishment was the key to the founding of the Zac Brown band.

John has received several awards for his commendable work as a songwriter, musician, and singer. His flourishing career has helped him gain great recognition and a net worth of $25 million. 

John Driskell Hopkins is the founding member of the band Zac Brown who was diagnosed with ALS disease.

The lead vocalist and bassist of the band, John, was diagnosed with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS), also known as Lou Gehrig's Disease. According to the Mayo Clinic, ALS is a degenerative neurological system illness that affects brain and spinal cord nerve cells, resulting in a loss of muscular control.

The general symptoms vary depending on the individual; muscle weakness that spreads and worsens with time is expected. However, John is still battling the disease. Hopkins and his bandmates invited viewers to text "HOP" to 345-345 to donate to ALS research in the video. John and his family also founded Hop on a Cure, an ALS research charity dedicated to preventing, reversing, and curing the disease while increasing awareness and fostering community. Fans and followers of John are also praying for his speedy recovery.