Before she takes the stage to thunderous applause, Carrie Underwood starts her day like any other mom. She vacuums the floor, checks her kids’ rooms for wet towels, and bakes fresh bread in her kitchen. In a recent interview, Carrie gave a rare look into her private world and fans are loving her honesty. Despite winning over 100 major awards and selling more than 85 million records, she still prioritizes home life over headlines.
Her newest challenge? Keeping her two young boys away from screens. Carrie spoke openly about her efforts to delay phones and limit TV time. “They get moody after too much screen time,” she said, adding that even educational shows can leave her kids irritable. It is a fight many parents know too well and hearing it from a global superstar makes it all the more relatable.
Carrie Underwood on being a mom, limiting her kids’ technology
This conversation struck a chord with fans. The video has over 171,000 views, and the comments are filled with parents applauding her approach. Some say they feel inspired to set more limits themselves. Others simply thank her for being “a real one” a mom who just wants what is best for her kids. Carrie’s openness about raising children, managing tech, and staying grounded makes her more than a music icon instead it makes her human.
Though yet, her musical side never strays far. In a recent live performance, Carrie joined Cody Johnson at the CMA Awards to sing “I’m Gonna Love You.” It was soft, rich, and full of the kind of emotion that only comes from lived experience. On stage, she glowed like a star. But off stage, she is still doing laundry and making dinner. That balance is rare and beautiful.
Cody Johnson and Carrie Underwood – “I’m Gonna Love You” | Live at CMA Awards 2024
Together, these two sides of Carrie i.e. public and private, paint a picture of someone grounded in grace. She may light up arenas, but at home, she shines in smaller ways: with homemade meals, bedtime stories, and no phones at the table.
That is why her fans stay loyal. Carrie Underwood sings with her whole heart and lives with it, too. Follow her on YouTube, Instagram, and Facebook because the next story she shares might be exactly what you need to hear.