Carrie Underwood says she 'swore' as a child that she would 'never' marry a hunter: 'Not in a million years'

Mike Fisher and Carrie Underwood are back with a third episode of their web series “God & Country”, and this week’s edition focuses on parenthood.

Stone Sour frontman Corey Taylor says the side-project are currently on a hiatus.Taylor, who also fronts Slipknot, recently revealed that he has finished up work on his debut solo album.Stone Sour released their last album, ‘Hydrograd’, back in 2017, and Taylor says it might be a while before the band follow it up with more new music.“We all kind of felt that we did exactly what we wanted to do on ‘Hydrograd’, and we’re just giving it a minute,” Taylor revealed on SiriusXM’s Trunk Nation radio

Carrie Underwood gave fans something to look forward to later in the year during a virtual fan club party Wednesday.

Carrie Underwood opened up like never before about one of the hardest times in her life both mentally and emotionally which made her question her faith. While trying to expand her family with her husband, Mike Fisher, the country music star suffered three miscarriages before having her second son, Jacob, in January 2019.

“Got 5 miles in with my favorite runner, Ivey Childers,” Carrie Underwood, 37, captioned a selfie she uploaded to her Instagram Stories on June 3. The country music superstar joined Ivey —  a “recipe developer and creator of the popular cupcake and cake boutique bakery, Ivey Cake,” per her website – to celebrate Global Running Day. What Carrie should be celebrating is Make-up Free Selfie Day, because the picture she posted to the ‘gram was gorgeous.

An alternate route? Carrie Underwood and her husband, Mike Fisher, previously discussed different ways to welcome baby No. 2 after multiple miscarriages.

Carrie Underwood and Mike Fisher are opening up like never before about the three miscarriages they've suffered. In the second episode of the couple's web series,, titled «The Wrestle,» the pair get emotional as they explain their devastating losses while attempting to expand their family.

Even Carrie Underwood and Mike Fisher fight sometimes. The couple opened up about differences in opinions, their family, faith and more in their new docuseries, Mike and Carrie: God & Country.

A “hurt” Carrie Underwood confronted God in an “honest conversation” after suffering multiple miscarriages prior to welcoming her second child last year. The country superstar and her husband, retired ice hockey player Mike Fisher, became a family-of-four with the arrival of baby Jacob, a little brother for their five-year-old boy Isaiah, but their journey to parenthood the second time around was filled with heartache as Carrie endured three devastating losses along the way.

Carrie Underwood and husband Mike Fisher are opening up like never before in their new web series,

Like the old saying goes: opposites do attract. Carrie Underwood and Mike Fisher have been together for a decade and continue to prove why they're relationship goals.

Carrie Underwood and Mike Fisher are grateful for their faith. The pair is featured in I Am Second's four-part digital series "Mike and Carrie: God & Country,” in which they look back on their lives together.

A “hurt” Carrie Underwood confronted God in an “honest conversation” after suffering multiple miscarriages prior to welcoming her second child last year.

Before becoming a mom, Carrie Underwood had her doubts about her parenting skills.

A “hurt” Carrie Underwood confronted God in an “honest conversation” after suffering multiple miscarriages prior to welcoming her second child last year.

Tim McGraw is reminding everyone to call their moms.

Carrie Underwood and husband Mike Fisher are “speaking freely” about love, family, and faith in a new, four-part digital short film series from I Am Second called Mike and Carrie: God & Country.