Kenny Loggins, the 78-year-old singer, announced his third marriage during a recent appearance at the Grammy Museum in Los Angeles . The pair reportedly eloped in Hawaii, a detail that is featured in his new documentary, according to People.

A Hawaiian elopement revealed at the Grammy Museum

Kenny Loggins officially introduced his wife, Lisa Hawkins, during a Q&A session held at the Grammy Museum's Clive Davis Theater. The announcement took place on Thursday, September 17, as part of a celebration for his documentary, Kenny Loggins: Conviction of the Heart. The film explores his long career and the delicate balance of being a performer, father, and husband.

The event was more than just a carreer retrospective; it served as a platform for Loggins to share his personal evolution. As the documentary screening unfolded, the singer used the intimate setting to acknowledge the woman who has been his longtime partner, marking a significant milestone in his life after five decades in the spotlight.

Why 25-year-old Hunter Hawkins is covering the high notes

The singer's new family dynamic is already influencing his creative output in ways that feel both personal and professional. Loggins spoke warmly about his stepdaughter, Hunter Hawkins, 25, noting that she has become a regular musical collaborator in both the studio and on stage. He joked to the audience that she now "covers all the high notes" for him.

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This musical bond was recently showcased at the Songwriters Hall of Fame induction ceremony in June, where Hunter joined Kenny to perform "Heart to Heart." This shift toward family-centric creativity marks a significant change from his era of massive Hollywood soundtracks like "Danger Zone," moving the focus from global stardom to intimate, shared artistry.

Trading the 'This Is It' tour for time with his grandchildren

This marriage comes as Loggins enters a more domestic phase of his life, a transition that has been years in the making. Following his 2023 "This Is It" farewell tour, the singer expressed a desire to prioritize his personal life and spend more time with his grandchildren. As the report notes, his relationship with Lisa Hawkins was a primary motivator for stepping away from the grueling demands of major international touring.

This shift in lifestyle follows a long history of personal evolution. Loggins was previously married to Eva Ein from 1978 to 1990, and later to Julia Cooper from 1992 until 2004. Now, at 78, his focus has moved from the high-octane energy of his 1970s Loggins and Messina days to the quiet joys of home life and studio sessions.

Will the studio-focused era lead to a new collaborative album?

While the singer is clearly enjoying his new rhythm, several questions remain about the scale of this musical evolution. It is currently unclear if the collaborations with Hunter Hawkins are intended to culminate in a formal studio album or if they are simply a way to enjoy music within a family setting. Additionally,while he has moved away from major touring, the extent of his future live appearances remains unconfirmed.