Country music star Jason Aldean’s daughter, Navy, may only be six years old, but she already knows how to handle dangerous weather like a true Nashville native. Over the weekend, after a round of severe storms and tornadoes in the Tennessee area, the Aldean family stayed safe at home — and little Navy took the spotlight with her own mini weather update.
Navy’s Adorable News Report During Tornado Season
As stormy weather rolled through Nashville, Jason’s wife, Brittany Aldean, shared clips on Instagram showing how the family was spending their time indoors. In one of the videos, Navy picked up her mom’s phone and confidently turned into a little news reporter.
“Hello everyone. The news today is bad,” Navy began in a serious tone. “We might have storms and we might have tornadoes. But everything might be fine if we get shelter.”
She added a helpful tip:
“If you see, like, a tornado or anything, or if your friends call, let ‘em come over. This is news report recording from Navy.”
Even though it was all in fun, Navy’s message echoed what real weather experts were telling the public — find shelter and help others stay safe too.
Brittany Aldean Shares Tornado Tips for Newcomers
In a separate Instagram story, Brittany gave her own advice for anyone living in or moving to the Middle Tennessee area. She stressed how important it is to have a storm shelter.
“If you move to Nashville or are planning on moving, just make sure that you have a storm shelter,” Brittany said. “It should be a non-negotiable, because the amount of tornadoes is wild.”
Her advice hits close to home, especially for families in the region who have faced increasing severe weather events over the years.
Tennessee Hit Hard by Recent Storms
According to the Tennessean, powerful storms and at least one confirmed tornado hit the region over the weekend, with heavy rain, flooding, and widespread damage. One tornado touched down in Cross Plains, Tennessee, on Saturday, April 5.
Around 49,000 people in Nashville lost power, and over 62,000 people across the state were affected. These storms followed earlier severe weather from April 1–2, which sadly left 10 people dead in the region.
A Mix of Fun and Awareness
While Navy’s report brought a smile to many faces, it also reminded people of how important it is to be prepared — especially in areas like Nashville, where tornadoes are becoming more frequent.
From making sure you have a storm-safe space at home to checking in on neighbors and friends, the Aldean family’s experience shows that a little knowledge — even from a six-year-old — goes a long way.