 The love story of Tammy Wynette and George Jones began in the late 1960s when they first met at a recording session. At the time, both were rising stars in the country music scene, each with a string of successful solo careers. Later in 1968, the duo recorded what would become one of their most iconic songs, Golden Ring. The song told the story of a marriage falling apart, mirroring the real life struggles that Tammy and George were facing in their relationship. Despite the challenges, their chemistry was undeniable and their voices blended in a way that resonated with audiences around the world. The couple's personal lives were far from smooth sailing. Both Tammy and George had experienced previous marriages and their relationship was affected by the demons of addiction and personal strife.