Kane Brown Honors Wife Katelyn and Daughter Kingsley in 'Worship You' Video — Go Behind-the-Scenes

The music video for the country star's latest single was filmed in Jackson Hole, Wyoming

By Sarah Michaud
Updated October 29, 2020 07:00 PM

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Kane Brown will premiere the music video for his latest single, "Worship You," on YouTube Friday — and PEOPLE has an exclusive look behind-the-scenes of the shoot.

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The country star shot the video for the song — which he performed earlier this month at the CMT Awards — with his longtime photographer and "Worldwide Beautiful" director Alex Alvga, pictured left.

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Wife Katelyn bundles up on the set of the music video in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, where wildfires burned earlier this month.

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"Jackson Hole has been a place that we wanted to go for some time — it was so beautiful and remote and we plan to go back again for a family vacation after this experience," Brown, 27, tells PEOPLE.

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The video opens with a shot of Katelyn alone in the woods. "That trip to Jackson Hole is one that we will never forget," she says.

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The country couple celebrated their second wedding anniversary earlier this month. 

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Brown, pictured here posing solo along a creek bed, is nominated for favorite male country artist at the American Music Awards on Nov. 22.

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"Kingsley was a perfect baby throughout the whole video," mom Katelyn tells PEOPLE. "She certainly isn't camera-shy and she never fussed or got upset, even though by the end of the video it was really windy!"

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Daughter Kingsley Rose celebrated her first birthday on Thursday. "It was so special to film this video with our family," Katelyn says.

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"It meant the world to me to be able to film the 'Worship You' video with Katelyn and Kingsley," Kane tells PEOPLE of his girls. "This video will always have a special place in my heart because we filmed it together as a family."

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