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After giving birth to fourth child, Corinna Grant Gill, Amy Grant returned to her gospel music roots with the 2002 release of Legacy... Hymns and Faith. The album featured a Vince Gill-influenced mix of bluegrass and gospel and marked Amy Grant's 25th anniversary in the music industry. Amy Grant followed this up with the pop release Simple Things in 2003, however, the album did not see the success of her previous pop efforts. It was rumored that the pop album was held back for release after the hymns album, due to the controversy surrounding Amy Grant's divorce from Gary Chapman with Vince Gill waiting in the wings. After their marriage, the two admitted having loved each other for a "long time". Amy Grant argued that the timing of these album releases was changed because she and her second husband were expecting a child together. On her website and in an interview on Lifetime Television, she stated: "Then life happened."
Amy Grant released a sequel to her hymns collection in 2005 titled Rock of Ages. Despite publicly musing that life would be easier if she weren't working, Amy Grant joined the reality television phenomenon by hosting "Three Wishes", a show in which she and a team of helpers make wishes come true for small town residents. The show debuted on NBC in the fall of 2005, but has since been cancelled.
Amy Grant is a longstanding member of the Gospel Music Association (GMA), which annually presents the Dove Awards and maintains the Gospel Music Hall of Fame. To date, Amy Grant has 5 gold and 6 platinum albums.
