Hey there! You might have heard about Carrie Underwood, the powerhouse behind hits like "Before He Cheats." Well, it seems like her friends and family are getting worried. They've got this "real good feelin'" that something bad might happen if Carrie doesn't slow down. Let me tell you, this expecting mom is on the brink of burning herself out because of her unstoppable drive to succeed. And honestly, Carrie needs to take a step back because she's putting her health at risk.
Here's the deal: Carrie's been flying all over the globe. She's making appearances on talk shows, walking red carpets at awards ceremonies, and performing live. It's exhausting just thinking about it. A close friend told OK! magazine, which is out now on newsstands, "Carrie’s been flying all over the world, making the rounds on the talk show circuit, doing red carpets at awards shows, and performing. It’s really been taking a toll on her." At 35 years old, Carrie is working tirelessly to promote her latest album, Cry Pretty. But right now, she should be focusing on her pregnancy and taking care of herself.
Carrie's Health Struggles
Back in September, Carrie had to cancel two shows in the UK because she got sick with a viral infection. She ended up in the hospital for three whole days. Her friend said, "She was ordered to bed rest by her doctors." And let's be real—Carrie's been pushing herself way too hard. She needs to slow down for her own good. This isn't the time to overextend herself, especially when she's expecting.
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Pregnancy Challenges
Now, balancing a music career while being pregnant is no picnic, and Carrie admitted to ET that this pregnancy is definitely tougher than her last one with her three-year-old son, Isaiah. "It's definitely different than the first time," Carrie said on the red carpet of the 2018 CMT Artists of The Year award show. "When they say every pregnancy is different, it really is. Just different symptoms. I feel like this one is just a little harder on my body for some reason. But it's been really good."
