Carrie Underwood Says Singing Was ‘Physically Impossible' After Face Injury
Carrie Underwood Says
Singing Was ‘Physically
Impossible' After Face Injury The country superstar opened up about her difficult recovery after her fall outside of her Nashville home last year. Underwood suffered
a broken wrist and a face
injury that required
more than 40 stitches. Carrie Underwood,
to ‘Vulture’ Carrie Underwood,
to ‘Vulture’ Even after healing,
Underwood kept
questioning herself. Carrie Underwood,
to ‘Vulture’ The singer later regained her confidence and acknowledged her voice will change over the years. Carrie Underwood,
to ‘Vulture’ Fans clearly loved her
comeback. Her album,
'Cry Pretty,' debuted at
No. 1 on 'Billboard.' Her ‘Cry Pretty Tour 360’
is set to kick off in 2019.
Singing Was ‘Physically
Impossible' After Face Injury The country superstar opened up about her difficult recovery after her fall outside of her Nashville home last year. Underwood suffered
a broken wrist and a face
injury that required
more than 40 stitches. Carrie Underwood,
to ‘Vulture’ Carrie Underwood,
to ‘Vulture’ Even after healing,
Underwood kept
questioning herself. Carrie Underwood,
to ‘Vulture’ The singer later regained her confidence and acknowledged her voice will change over the years. Carrie Underwood,
to ‘Vulture’ Fans clearly loved her
comeback. Her album,
'Cry Pretty,' debuted at
No. 1 on 'Billboard.' Her ‘Cry Pretty Tour 360’
is set to kick off in 2019.