Carrie Underwood 2019: Singer Struggles Over Pregnancy and the Injury that Almost Ruined Her Career

Carrie Underwood is set to welcome her second child with Mike Fisher this year. Although she is healthy now and able to conceive again, the singer had struggled a long time due to multiple miscarriages and her unfortunate accident that required more than 40 stitches to her face.

Having a baby was not easy for Carrie Underwood, in fact, she had three miscarriages before successfully getting pregnant again with her hockey player husband. In her previous interview with CBS, the star tearfully recounted her heartbreaking experiences in the last two years. Weak women would have given up, but the singer accepted her misfortunes and did not lose hope, so, she was able to move on.

Carrie Underwood opened up and said that the year 2017 was not anything that she imagined. She wanted it to be a good year, but it did not go the way she wants it to.

"I'd kind of planned that 2017 was going to be the year that I work on new music, and I have a baby,” she said. “We got pregnant in early 2017, and [it] didn't work out."

She went on to say, "In the beginning, it was like, 'OK, God, we know this is, just wasn't our timing. And that is all right. We will bounce back and figure our way through it.”

Carrie Underwood said, after that, she got pregnant again, but they lost the baby. Finally, in early 2018, a new baby was conceived but, once again, it did not work out for her. The singer said that, at that point, she was questioning what was happening to her and it was a very hard time.

But then, Carrie Underwood that she was afraid to get angry because her family is so blessed, so she focused on her son Isaiah and her music. She said that doing music was therapeutic since it was a way to let out her sufferings and frustrations, and this was how her “Cry Pretty” album was created.

Carrie Underwood said she believed that she would not have another child but her fifth baby came and she is so thankful that he is growing healthily. As for her injury, the songstress admitted that she became depressed at some point because of it.

This is understandable as Carrie Underwood almost damaged her face permanently. Thankfully, her facial surgeries were successful, and there is almost no visible trace of it on her face today. One of the happiest moments of her life was when she made her comeback via the 2018 Academy of Country Music Awards and revealing her full face for the first time since her accident.