21), and the country superstar turned to social media to share pictures of the incredible Paw Patrol-themed cake she had made for the occasion. Michael Tran / FilmMagic Even though Isaiah, whose dad is retired NHL. Which hasn’t happened in a long time.” Outsider. Carrie Underwood and her family celebrated her son Jacob’s third birthday on Friday (Jan. Carrie Underwood with her husband, Mike Fisher, and their son Isaiah at her Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremony in September 2018. “I tried my best to start every mourning just being thankful. It was nice to be able to go in and have this to look forward to.”Ĭarrie Underwood then said although it was a rough year, she was thankful to be able to spend more time with her family.
“It was such a stressful, hard year and nobody knew where it was headed the majority of the time. It’s just very emotional.”Ĭarrie Underwood also spoke about how the Christmas album was a welcome distraction from all the chaos of 2020. It was just very overwhelming in a good way. I got to listen to his vocals put together then listening to myself with him. Carrie Underwood may melt hearts with her powerful voice, but aside from standing as one of country music’s many queens and stunning whenever she walks a red carpet she’s a mother first. “When we recorded, I was able to be in the booth with him and encourage him and try to remind him what words were coming up next. While chatting with People in 2020 about performing with Isaiah on her My Gift Christmas album, Carrie Underwood stated that she had fun while recording with him. It’s lucky number seven for Carrie Underwood‘s oldest son On Sunday, Carrie and her husband, Mike Fisher, celebrated the seventh birthday of their son Isaiah.
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