Phillip Sweet met his wife Rebecca Arthur, who is now known as Rebecca Jane Sweet while working as an intern for his record business. The chemistry between them was so obvious that the rest of the band specifically told him to keep away from her.

Even after fourteen years of marriage to a country megastar, nothing is known about the singer’s wife. As a result, we’ve collected a list of facts concerning the mysterious Rebecca Jane Sweet.

She is an activist for human rights.

Rebecca, together with her husband Phillip, is a cancer awareness activist. It all began when she paid an undisclosed visit to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. The famous musician’s wife, on the other hand, expressed her support for the children, parents, nurses, and physicians she encountered at the hospital.

She has since become a supporter of the “This Shirt Saves Lives” charity. The charity raises money by selling products, which are then used to support and fund children suffering from cancer at St. Jude. The musician has also appeared on Rebecca’s Instagram page in support of the Stand Up To Cancer campaign.

A Lovely Daughter’s Mother

Phillip and Rebecca married on March 27, 2007, and at the end of the year, they had a beautiful baby daughter. Penelopi Jane, their daughter, was born on December 27, 2007.

On Penelopi’s eleventh birthday, Penelopi’s devoted mother took to Instagram to share a special photo. The Sweet couple was seen cradling baby Penelopi in a photo taken a decade ago. The new mother, who was clothed in a medical gown, shared the hospital bed with her father, who was dressed in a black shirt with a Buddha print. Phillip’s gorgeous kid was sound asleep in his arms the entire time.

Gun Control is a hot topic right now.

Rebecca has been outspoken in her opposition to gun violence and restrictions. She was also spotted protesting for gun reform in the March For Our Lives movement in one of her Instagram postings.

In the captions, she said, “Today, I marched for my daughter, my cousins, my nieces, and my nephews.” A crowd gathered around the mentioned post, with an older woman standing out. “PROTECT OUR GRANDCHILDREN, NOT ASSAULT RIFLES,” read a sign held by the woman.

She also expressed her condolences to the victims of the notorious Las Vegas incident in 2017. It was a prayer as well as a call to action in the post.

She was dyslexic as a child.

Rebecca is a supporter of a variety of humanitarian causes, including gun control and cancer awareness. She is also aiming to educate others about dyslexia, having been a dyslexic youngster herself. She also uploaded a short video in 2017 explaining how dyslexic people think differently from the ordinary person and how that difference could lead to new science, music, philosophy, or art.

The post asked viewers to rethink their minds on “learning disabilities” and give individuals who suffer from them a new perspective on life. Richard Branson, the world’s most well-known innovator, first shared the video.