Carrie Underwood has become a country music megastar.
In 2020, she shared two photos onInstagramof her on “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.”
One user commented “hideous heels,” to which Underwood responded “hideous comment.”
Most fans supporting Underwood pointed out that there are increased medical risks for women having children at later ages.
Others simply defended her opinion and couldn’t fathom why someone would be offended in this scenario.
Carrie Underwood made this mistake in 2023 as kids were gearing up to go back to school.
Apparently her advice irritated a lot of people who viewed the clip.
For the majority of moms out there, her advice just isn’t practical.
Celebrities earned criticism from both sides of the arguments when they voiced their opinion of policies.
This was specifically related to Nashville schools, with Walsh likening the mandates to child abuse.
She tried to do something good once again, but this time drew some fire from fans.
This time, it was dead.
It also had a sibling nearby…I figure the mother abandoned the nest because it smelled like humans.
I scooped up the bird and brought it inside.
It was weak and scared."
Others defended her for trying to do the right thing, leading to some arguments in her comment section.
Controversial sports takes over the years
Carrie Underwood is unsurprisingly a sports fan.
She’s alsomarried to the now-retired NHL player Mike Fisher, who spent several seasons with the Nashville Predators.
One tweet read “Woah, what’s with all the empty seats in Anaheim tonight?!
Wouldn’t happen in #Smashville that’s for sure.”
So while a bit controversial, most of it ended up being good-natured in this case.
Many fans were furious that she chose to perform at Trump’s Inauguration.
“You cannot sing a song like Love Wins then go a support that [sic].
Do better,” anotherwrote, referencing a song widely accepted by the LGBTQ+ community.
Fellow celebrities are subtly putting in their two cents about the situation, especially Ariana Grande.
