Carrie Underwood Says Quarantining With Her Family Helped Her ‘Get Back’ to Her ‘Roots’: I Found ‘Peace’
Carrie Underwood couldn’t have factored a global pandemic into her 2020 outline, but the unexpected time at home has been a blessing.The “Before He Cheats” signer, 37, opened up about adjusting to life in quarantine during a candid conversation with Zane Lowe for Apple Music’s “At Home With” series. While Underwood originally had some big plans for the year, she’s been able to slow things down with husband of 10 years, Mike Fisher, and their sons, Isaiah, 5, and Jacob, 22 months.“I mean, when you do look at this year, the way it started, [I said], ‘This is what I’m going to do, I’m going to make a Christmas album, I’m going to do these [things,] X, Y, and Z,’ and then everything gets changed,” the Grammy winner said.