“He’s not my fan He’s my husband” Carrie Underwood Doesn’t Ask Her Husband for Advice About…

If Carrie Underwood wanted advice about how to play hockey, she’d probably ask her husband, Mike Fisher. But when it comes to her Grammy-winning country music, she said he’s not the first person she goes to. Sometimes, he only hears her songs once they’re out, and everyone else listens to them, too. And when asked why that is, she explained it’s pretty simple: “He’s not my fan. He’s my husband.”

Underwood married Fisher, then a player for the National Hockey League, in 2010. They had their first son in 2015, and Fisher retired in 2018. Then, they had their second son, Jacob, in 2019. The family just celebrated his fourth birthday.

In an interview with ET Canada, Underwood revealed Fisher isn’t someone she turns to for music and career advice. “Nope. Nope,” she said, shaking her head when asked. She explained that while the former NHL player would be “brutally honest” with her, she added, “He’s not my fan. He’s my husband.”

“He’s not my fan He’s my husband” Carrie Underwood Doesn’t Ask Her Husband for Advice About…

Since her music is something she shares with her fans, she said she’d recorded songs he had only heard when they were finished. “When I’m making music, I’m doing what I love,” she explained. “Obviously, you want that to translate to fans.”

Underwood added that she usually values what Fisher says but noted, “In this context, not so much.”

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She also pointed out that she’s not disrespecting her marriage, as he doesn’t ask her for advice about playing hockey. If he did, she guessed, “I’d be like, ‘I don’t know. You looked good out on the ice.’”

While talking to ET Canada, Underwood said she and Fisher have very different musical tastes, confessing, “I don’t know if he would be a Carrie Underwood fan if he was not married to me.”

That is one of a few areas where the couple agreed to disagree. For example, “Carrie does not like hunting one bit,” Fisher shared about his wife, who doesn’t eat meat (Mike and Carrie: God & Country).

“If he could be a vegan/vegetarian,” Underwood added, “my life would be almost perfect.”

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Carrie Underwood left frustrated over the unexpected problem at home

Carrie Underwood loves nothing more than being a mom and often shares down-to-earth parenting photos on social media.

And this week, the award-winning singer was frustrated over a rather unexpected issue – but one that many other parents will be able to relate to!

Taking to Instagram, the singer shared a photo of her children’s odd socks fresh out of the washing machine, revealing that none of them had a pair.

“Seriously… WHERE DO ALL THE MATES GO?” she wrote alongside the image.

Carrie lives on a sprawling farm in Nashville with her husband Mike Fisher and their sons Jacob and Isaiah.

The couple has been married since 2010, and first met after being introduced by a mutual friend, Carrie’s bassist Mark Childers.

Carrie Underwood left frustrated over the unexpected problem at home

Carrie and Mike were living in different countries at the time, with Mike in Canada and Carrie in the United States. “I mean, can I make dating any more difficult?” the award-winning singer previously recalled on VH1’s Behind the Music.

Carrie Underwood shared her frustration as she did the household chores

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“Let’s get a hockey guy who lives in another country. Awesome.”

The happy couple became parents five years after saying ‘I do’, with their first child in 2015, son Isaiah, who was joined by younger brother Jacob in 2019.

Carrie – who spent 2022 on tour – prefers to keep her children at home when she’s on the road for them to have stability, but she often brings them out for a few days at the end of the tour.

This was the case for the singer’s recent Las Vegas residency, Reflections, which saw her sons come to watch their mom perform at the end of its run.