How many children does Chandler Moore have? All about family amid singer’s Maverick City music lawsuit

Chandler Moore is a father of four. According to People in 2022, he and his wife, Hannah Moore, welcomed their first child, daughter Krue Grace Moore, on Wednesday, April 13, 2022. They also have another child, Preston Chandler Moore. Chandler also has two other children, Chandler II and River. Announcing Krue Grace Moore's arrival on Instagram, the couple wrote, "I'm obsessed with her. I'll try words later," and shared a series of photos showing their newborn in a knit tan outfit.

Reflecting on the experience with People, Chandler had said,

"The last two years have been full of transitions, not just for me but for our world too. Hannah and I met in 2020, married in 2021, and now our first baby in 2022, Hannah made my world better and I can't imagine life without her. Now God is showing his goodness to me again through our new baby."

Away from his growing family, Chandler Moore’s career hit a more complicated stretch. According to USA Today, Maverick City Music was in disarray following the departure of two well-known members and a lawsuit that alleged fraud and exploitation by the CEO. Not long after, Moore revealed he would also part ways with the group.

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From first meeting to wedding day: Inside Chandler and Hannah Moore’s fairytale year

Chandler and Hannah Moore had celebrated a milestone in June 2021 when they married exactly one year after meeting. In a heartfelt interview shared by People on January 7, 2022, the couple expressed the joy and significance of their wedding day.

"What we experienced at our wedding was the climax of this last year of our lives. We first met June 8th 2020, and we got married a year later to the date, these last 12 months have been full of joy, and that's exactly what our wedding was. Laughs, tears, and the presence of the One who we love. Because of our friends & family, our special day was all we could imagine," they shared.

High-profile guests included Adrienne Bailon Haughton, Israel Houghton, Kirk and Tammy Franklin, Marvin Sapp, Tony Brown, and Jonathan Jay "JJ" of TRIBL Records and Maverick City Music.

The couple’s engagement had come three months prior. Chandler Moore shared the announcement on Instagram, writing,

"I GOT MY YES. I've enjoyed the stillness of this moment. When you experience such dense moments that change you forever, there's like a hidden thing in the heart to want to blast it to the world so everyone can witness the redemption & 'win' in a season. But the best times are the ones that can't be immediately described or shared. Such a sacred time."

Chandler Moore also reflected on life’s changes, adding,

"Since November, my life has been in a whirlwind of transitions. And finally, this is one that I'm wholeheartedly enjoying lol. Life has changed forever & I wouldn't want it any other way. It's amazing how God's plans override our timelines. I love my life & I love my Hannah Grace."

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Chandler Moore parts ways with Maverick City Music amid legal turmoil:

Maverick City Music, the acclaimed worship collective, experienced a turbulent chapter as two key members departed and legal controversies came to light. Chandler Moore confirmed on Instagram on October 6 that he was parting ways with Maverick City.

"These last two years I’ve been locked in on what really matters…in my life and my career, It’s been scary at times, but it’s also been full of fresh vision and real excitement about the future," Moore said.

"With that, I’ve made the bittersweet decision to end my relationship with Maverick City Music. When we started Mav, I was grateful to have community and belonging while fulfilling my dream of making music that would help people experience God. And we did that…in ways I couldn’t have imagined," he added.

Chandler Moore thanked his fans and fellow members and promised to continue creating music.

"I know there may be press and conversation around certain business matters that my legal team is handling, but my heart, my energy, and my focus are on what's ahead," he added.

The legal case turned official on October 1, with claims that Maverick City’s business manager, Norman Gyamfi, had “taken advantage of a creative musical artist and violated the trust the artist placed in the manager.” For Chandler Moore, it marked another shift in a season already filled with change. Through all of it, he seemed to return to the same things: faith, family, and music.

His time with Maverick City had been a mix of joy, stress, and everything in between, but he didn’t lose focus. People had seen pieces of his real life: marrying Hannah, welcoming his kids, and finding peace outside the spotlight. As he moved forward, Moore looked like a man choosing gratitude over noise and growth over chaos.