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Zac Brown reached “the highest score ever,” when he played Fast Money on Celebrity Family Feud.
The Zac Brown Band frontman, 48, appeared on the iconic game show alongside his wife, jewelry designer and entrepreneur Kendra Scott, 52, plus friends Chris Sharry, Tyler Kane and Jimmy D. Brown and his team played to support his nonprofit organization, Camp Southern Ground, which offers programs to support youth and veterans in the country star’s home state of Georgia. Brown played against fellow country star Mickey Guyton and her family, who played for Equal Access.
Brown single-handedly scored 195 points during his Fast Money round. The bonus game at the end of the Feud features two players from the winning team. They answer five survey questions rapid-fire, and if the two players collectively reach at least 200 points, they increase their grand prize. Host Steve Harvey said “that’s the highest score ever,” after Brown reached 195 points.
Scott’s jaw dropped. She asked, “do I even have to do anything? Can I just go home and take a nap?”
Scott exceeded 200 points with her second Fast Money answer, and the team scored a $25,000 grand prize for Camp Southern Ground.
“I’ve been doing this 17 years,” Harvey said. “He [Brown] gave all No. 1 answers. All of them. I’ve never seen that before.”
Celebrity Family Feud airs on ABC, and is available to stream the following day on Hulu. Watch Brown play Fast Money here: