Following his tribute video for her late wife Joey Feek, Rory Feek returns to Tennessee with his daughter.

On Mar. 5, Rory posted a picture of himself and his daughter in Tennessee, where they visited the horses at their farm, The Tennessean reported. According to the publication, Rory had given Joey two horses for the latter's 40th birthday in 2015. The family had also reportedly been in Indiana, Joey's native, when she was diagnosed with her illness in fall.

On Mar. 4, Rory wrote on his blog This Life I Live that he, their little one, along with their older daughters, would soon be back in Tennessee, after four and a half months in Indiana. The artist added that it was hard for him to imagine being there without Joey, but at the same time, it was where she wanted them to be.

According to Rory, Joey was going to be in the mint growing beside their back deck, the sweet-corn frozen in their freeze, and a million other places that her hand and heart had touched around their little farmhouse and community.

For Rory, his wife Joey would still be with them, everywhere.

Joey reportedly lost her battle against stage four cervical cancer at 2:30 p.m. on Mar. 4, according to another report from The Tennessean. In a statement, Joey's mother Mrs. June told the publication that children were never theirs, adding that she had lost her son, Justin, in a car accident in 1994. According to Mrs. June, God just gave them for a while, adding that people were all given a day to die.

Previously, Rory released a tribute video for his sick wife. According to The Inquistr, Rory's video was "sweet and touching" that it was not possible for one not to become emotional. The video featured Joey in her healthy and ill moments.

Rory Feek said that Joey's funeral will be held in private, and Feek's family farm in Tennessee is going to be a place where Joey will be laid in. Flowers can reportedly be sent to Joey and Indy at PO Box 5471 Vancouver, WA 98668.