The Glee star explained that he has loved being back in Ireland with his wife as they look to split their time between here and their house back in Nashville, Tennessee
The couple has really enjoyed being back in Ireland and want to split their time in the future between his home county and Nashville.
“We would love to split base. It's important for both of us to have a home where we're both from. We are going to try our best to accommodate each other’s preference and I love America and she loves it here. “We are both built similarly. She has spent a lot of time in Ireland before, over the years. I think this is the longest she has ever been here.”
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