Sad Details About Carrie Underwood's Life

Carrie Underwood refuses to blindly conform to the expectations the country music business and fans sometimes put on female artists. She is mostly a vegan who never imagined she would marry a hunter before meeting her husband, Mike Fisher. She's not predictable and likes it that way. That attitude translates to her business choices, too.

Carrie Underwood refuses to blindly conform to the expectations the country music business and fans sometimes put on female artists. She is mostly a vegan who never imagined she would marry a hunter before meeting her husband, Mike Fisher. She's not predictable and likes it that way. That attitude translates to her business choices, too.

Underwood's song "The Bullet" on "Cry Pretty" comments on the tragedy of mass shootings, but don't make assumptions about her political beliefs because of it. Underwood told Entertainment Weekly it's "timely but not political." As the songstress added, "It doesn't matter what the opinions or feelings are, it just matters that something happened, and it's about the people that are affected by it at the end of the day."

There is also a reference to a shooting in a song called "Love Wins" on the same album. "I know I have a couple of songs on this record that people try to make about something — it's already happened," the singer continued to Entertainment Weekly. She decided to speak because "If we don't sing or write important songs, what's the point?" and will continue to do things like take all-female opening acts on the road with her because they've earned the spot. She's not going to conform to the idea that she needs to hire men to open up for her because she's a woman, saying, "I hate being put in a box."

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