Attention, Kim Kardashian! You have some pretty major fans in Nashville.
Faith Hill, 47, and Tim McGraw, 48, have become big fans of the reality star, 34, since meeting for the first time last month at the Time 100 gala in NYC with their three daughters.
"I just have to say, Kim Kardashian was just the most generous, genuine person, honestly," Hill told me Saturday at the Disneyland premiere of her hubby's new film Tomorrowland (in theaters May 22). "She was so lovely, so lovely to the girls and gave great advice about sisters...Our girls are teenagers and they're kind of at each other, but it was great advice."
And the "Cry" singer didn't stop there.
"I adore her," Hill continued. "She's a really really sweet person."
McGraw agreed, "She's a really sweet girl."
Kardashian tweeted after event, "I met Faith Hill & Tim McGraw tonight!!!!! They are seriously my fave couple & have been since high school! It made my night! #IFannedOut"
The couple was also very impressed by Kanye West's performance at the event.
"It's the first time our girls have never been embarrassed that their mom was up dancing because we were all up letting it all out," Hill said.
"I was sitting there and watching all four of my girls with [U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations] Samantha Power and all these great people and having a great time and Kanye was putting on a hellava show," McGraw said. "They were all dancing and doing the bump...I tried to do the bump and the electric slide, but my daughters told me to sit down because my thumbs go up instantly when I start dancing."
Hill laughed, "He needs a few lessons."
In Tomorrowland, McGraw plays a NASA engineer whose daughter (Britt Robertson) discovers a parallel universe. George Clooney stars in the Brad Bird-directed sci-fi adventure as a scientist with a mysterious past. Rounding out the cast are Hugh Laurie, Kathryn Hahn, Judy Greer, Keegan-Michael Key and young British newcomer Raffey Cassidy.
McGraw said he was immediately drawn to the project because "it has so much heart and soul and character to it."
He said too many people these days have a "dim outlook of what life's going to be like and what the future is going to hold for us," but Tomorrowland is "optimistic."
For more from the Tomorrowland premiere, check out E! News tonight at 7 p.m. and 11 p.m.