Alright, folks, let's talk about Carrie Underwood. Last year, the superstar singer had quite the tumble at her Tennessee mansion. We're talking a scary fall that left her needing 40 stitches, yes, forty! But here we are now, and Carrie's ready to move on. The singer has decided to sell the home where that unfortunate incident took place. It's like she's saying, "Enough of that chapter, let's flip the page."
At just 35 years old, Carrie is putting her Brentwood, Tennessee, home on the market for a cool $1.45 million. This sale comes less than two years after she bought the place for $1.353 million. That's right, she's barely had time to unpack all the boxes. The property is no small deal either—it boasts four bedrooms, five bathrooms, and a spacious 7,083 square feet. That's more than enough room to host a mini concert or two, don't you think?
Now, if you're curious about what this place looks like, let me tell you, it's worth a peek. The "Jesus, Take the Wheel" singer's house is as stunning as you'd expect. Check out the photos right here and see for yourself!
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Leaving Behind the Fall
While this house may carry memories of that tough fall, selling it is a way for Carrie to bid farewell to that painful moment. Remember, that fall was no joke—it broke her wrist and left her face quite bruised. A close friend once told Closer Weekly, "She’s turning a corner." And an insider added, "At first, she didn’t want to look in the mirror, but she’s ready to return to the public eye." During that tough time, Carrie received an outpouring of support from fans and well-wishers. It's heartwarming to see how much love people have for her.
Her husband, hockey player Mike Fisher, and son Isaiah Fisher were there every step of the way, helping her through the recovery. "Isaiah’s like good medicine," the friend explained. "He helps her not dwell on the accident. She talks about her stitches, and he says, 'I don’t care—you’re still my girl, mama!'" It's moments like these that remind us of the power of family support.
