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Tom Hanks' son Chet moves into RV park to focus on country music career

11.05.2026 05:02 1 min 2 sources
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Tom Hanks' son Chet moves into RV park to focus on country music career
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Chet Hanks, the son of Hollywood stars Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson, has moved into an RV park in Nashville. He confirmed this on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, explaining that the decision was driven by his desire to focus on his country music career.

According to Chet, he owns an apartment in Los Angeles, but after a trip to California where he lived in a trailer, he was inspired by a simpler lifestyle. His RV is equipped with a kitchen and a separate shower, which he considers important. He also uses the campground's shared amenities, such as barbecue facilities.

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Chet Hanks moves to a campground with motorhomes

04.05.2026 Zougla ELL

Chet Hanks Moves to a Trailer Park

04.05.2026 Marie Claire | Ό,τι έχει σημασία για τις γυναίκες ELL

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