Sage Moore

Carrie Underwood is a famous country music singer who was born in Oklahoma in 1983. She
rose to fame after winning the fourth season of American Idol in 2005. She has since released
several successful albums, including "Blown Away," "Storyteller," and "Cry Pretty." Carrie has
won numerous awards for her music, including seven Grammy Awards and numerous Country
Music Association awards. She is also known for her philanthropy work, supporting causes such
as the American Red Cross and the Academy of Country Music's Lifting Lives program. Carrie is
married to former professional ice hockey player Mike Fisher, and they have two sons together.
She is a devout Christian and often incorporates her faith into her music. Carrie is also an
accomplished actress and has appeared in several television shows and films, including "Soul
Surfer" and "The Sound of Music Live." Carrie's powerful voice and emotional performances
have made her one of the most popular and beloved country music artists of all time.