David Foster's Daughters Share Life Lessons Behind Nashville Boutique David Foster’s daughters, Erin and Sara, reflected on their upbringing and the values instilled by their renowned father during an interview at the grand opening of their Nashville boutique, Favorite Daughter. The sisters emphasized that their father, a celebrated music producer, never raised them to expect wealth or fame, instead encouraging them to pursue their passions and work diligently. Erin and Sara, who are the daughters of David Foster and former model Rebecca Dyer, grew up with a clear understanding that success required effort rather than luck. “We were not raised thinking that there was some big pot of gold at the end of the rainbow,” Erin said. “We were raised knowing: figure out what you love, figure out what you’re good at, and go do it to take care of yourself.” Sara echoed this sentiment, explaining that her father taught her that creativity isn’t about waiting for inspiration but about showing up consistently. “Writing isn’t something that happens when you’re inspired in the middle of the night during a thunderstorm or a breakup. It’s something you do on a Tuesday at 9 a.m. because you’re on a deadline.” The sisters launched Favorite Daughter, a fashion brand, in 2020, and recently opened a boutique in Nashville’s 12 South neighborhood at Ashwood 12 South. During the grand opening, David Foster, now 76, shared his pride in watching his daughters build their own paths. “It’s so great, you know, like most parents, what they want to say is, ‘One day my kids will be off the payroll.’ Well, my kids have been off the payroll for so long now, and they’re doing so amazing and they don’t need me, and it’s just, it’s so much fun to watch as a parent, and I’m just so proud of them,” he said.#nashville #david_foster #erin_foster #sara_foster #favorite_daughter
