Judah McKeehan is the son of TobyMac. Judah’s father whose actual name is Kevin Michael McKeehan is known as a contemporary Christian music singer, rapper, songwriter, and record producer. He was a member of the Christian rap and rock trio DC Talk. He is the co-founder and president of the record label Gotee Records.

Judah McKeehan: Bio Summary

How Old Is TobyMac’s Son, Judah?

Born on March 24, 2006, Judah McKeehan is 17 years old as of 2023. He is the son of TobyMac, born Kevin Michael McKeehan, and his wife Amanda Levy McKeehan. Fortunately for Judah, his parents are still married. He is not the only child of his parents. He has an older brother Truett Foster McKeehan, born on September 4, 1998.

Judah has another brother Leo McKeehan, born on November 2, 2004. Judah’s parents adopted twins, Marlee McKeehan and Moses McKeehan (b. April 30, 2002), who are African-American and Caucasian. Moses suffers from muscular dystrophy. Judah has a great relationship with his siblings.

Judah’s childhood experiences have not been made public. His educational details are unknown. The schools he has attended aren’t known at the moment. He doesn’t have a career of his yet. However, Judah has appeared on his father’s albums Tonight and Eye on It alongside his brother Truett McKeehan, an aspiring rapper.

Judah McKeehan features in the music video of his father TobyMac’s song “Help Is on the Way (Maybe Midnight)”. “’Help is On the Way (Maybe Midnight)’ is the first time I think I felt sort of a turnaround where I could express hope,” TobyMac said. I felt hope through it all. But (the song) is the first time I could express it in an artistic, creative way. The first time I could scream hope from the mountaintop.”

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Judah’s Brother Died In 2019

Judah McKeehan’s older brother Truett McKeehan died on October 23, 2019, at age 21. He is said to have died of an accidental drug overdose of fentanyl and amphetamines. According to Tennessean, Truett died as a result of “acute combined drug intoxication” per a released autopsy, conducted by Davidson County Medical Examiner Feng Li.

Truett McKeehan was found dead at home in Nashville. Feng Li revealed that Truett had a history of drug, and alcohol abuse, and possible nitrous oxide use. In addition to fentanyl, Truett had adderall and marijuana in his system at the time of death. His father TobyMac released a statement saying:

“Truett Foster Mckeehan had joy that took the room when he entered. He was a magnetic son and brother and friend. If you met him, you knew him, you remembered him. His smile, his laugh, the encouragement he offered with words or even without. He had an untamable grand personality and dreams to match. And he hated being put in a box.”

“He expressed himself through the music he made. And by made I mean, written, recorded, produced, mixed, and designed the art. All of it. A true artist. His first show was a week ago, and it was nothing short of electric. Everyone felt it, everyone knew it. He could’ve easily taken the easy route and put music out when he was 12, 14, 16, even 18, but he always said he wanted to live some life and have something to say before he did it.”

“He didn’t want to be a child star, he wanted to be a man with scars and a story to tell. I always admired, respected and encouraged that stand. Truett always had a soft spot for God. The Bible moved him. His heart was warm to the things of his King. He was by no means a cookie cutter Christian but give me a believer who fights to keep believing. Give me a broken man who recognizes his need for a Savior every time. That’s who Truett was and how he should be remembered.”

“My last moment with Truett in person was at his first show this past Thursday at the Factory in Franklin, Tennessee. I had to leave the next morning very early to fly and start our Canadian tour. As I stood in the audience and watched my son bring joy to a room, I was as proud as a “pop” (as tru called me) could be. It was the culminating moment of a dream that he had since he was 12.”

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“It couldn’t have been sweeter. Our music, and what we say lyrically couldn’t be more different, but the outcome was much the same… offering a room full of people a few minutes of joy in a crazy world. Our last text exchange is shared above (swipe). My wife and I would want the world to know this…”

“We don’t follow God because we have some sort of under-the-table deal with Him, like, we’ll follow you if you bless us. We follow God because we love Him. It’s our honor. He is the God of the hills and the valleys. And He is beautiful above all things.” TobyMac went on to release “21 Years” as a tribute to Truett.

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