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Tyler Hubbard’s Wife Hayley Isn’t Breastfeeding Baby Atlas: It ‘Amplified’ Postpartum Depression
With the new addition of their baby boy, Atlas, the Florida Georgia Line singer and wife Hayley have three kids under 3

Tyler and Hayley Hubbard are getting candid about the adjustments they’ve made since bringing home baby No. 3.

Already parents to son Luca Reed, 13 months, and daughter Olivia Rose, 2½, the Florida Georgia Line singer and his wife, both 33, welcomed their son Atlas Roy on Sept. 24 in. Nashville.

In this week’s issue of PEOPLE, Hayley reveals why she has decided to feed their baby boy, Atlas, formula.

“I’m not breastfeeding this time around because, now looking back, breastfeeding really amplified symptoms of postpartum depression for me,” says Hayley, who works with the Every Mother Counts charity, which aims to improve maternal health.

She adds, “It was never something that came easy to me or something that I honestly enjoyed, no matter how many specialists we talked to or how well I was producing milk.”

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Baby Hubbard No. 3 has made his debut!

Tyler Hubbard’s wife Hayley gave birth to the couple’s third child and second son, Atlas Roy Hubbard, on Thursday, Sept. 24, the couple confirms to PEOPLE exclusively.

“Atlas stands for strength. For us, this name also represents our family’s passion for travel and experiencing different cultures,” the Hubbards explain.

Adds Tyler, “Roy was the name of my dad, who passed away when I was 20. Getting to name our son after him is so special to us. Atlas will carry on my dad’s legacy and will always be a reminder of how well he loved everyone.”

Born at 6:44 p.m. in Nashville, Tennesee, Atlas weighed in at 8 lbs., 2 oz. and measured 21 inches long. “He was over a week late and we were just convinced he was happy in his little hot tub, safe from 2020,” the couple joke to PEOPLE.

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WOW it feels good to post some new appearances! FGL are at the ACM Awards in Nashville tonight, performing “I Love My Country” and nominated for Duo of the Year. Watch on CBS at 8/7c

EDIT: Dan and Shay won Duo of the Year

Raising a toast to all of the Friday nights that we wish would last forever, Florida Georgia Line reminisce on the country-style good times in their brand-new single, “Long Live” (BMLG Records), available now at all streaming platforms and digital retailers.

Acknowledging everyday moments that too often fly by, “Long Live” mixes laid-back gratitude with seize-the-moment energy, plus the smooth burn of an Old Camp nightcap. “Long live this way of life, long live nights like these,” salutes the arm-in-arm chorus. FGL’s Tyler Hubbard and Brian Kelley co-wrote the open-hearted tribute to moonlit hangs fueled with good intentions and good friends alongside Corey Crowder, David Garcia, and Josh Miller.

“This one is for the nights you never want to end. It’s a celebration of all the good times with great friends and cold drinks. We had a lot of fun reminiscing when writing, and hope it takes our fans back too! Kick back with your loved ones, turn it up, and relive some of your glory days while making new memories. Long live!”

What do you think of the new single? Be sure to purchase wherever you buy your digital music!

Yeah, it’s a Friday night, we circled up
It’s going down ’round these pickup trucks
Yeah, it’s cold cans and Dixie cups
Just out here doing what we’ve always done

CHORUS
Long live all the small towners
Sun up to sundowners
That old school Haggard and Hank
Long live longneck bottles
And wide-open throttles
And old dirt roads with no name
Long live them country girls, long legs in cut up jeans
Long live this way of life, long live nights like these
Long live, long live, long live, long live nights like these

Long live the Walmart parking lot
Turning to the midnight party spot
Long live hard work, when it pays off
And living it up on your days off

REPEAT CHORUS

Long live them glory days, on them back forty days
All them pass it ’round, pass it down story days

REPEAT CHORUS

Be sure to wish him a speedy recovery on social media!

Isn’t it soooo nice to see new interviews again?