Supportive Hubby Mike Fisher Adorably Sings Carrie Underwood’s “Cry Pretty” on Video
How cute is Mike Fisher? The NHL player proved he's the most supportive husband in the world when he adorably tried to sing his wife Carrie Underwood's new hit song "Cry Pretty" while driving in the car. Luckily for us, Carrie caught the sweet moment on video. Watch the video above to see Mike singing!
"Sounds just like the original… #CryPretty @mfisher1212," Carrie captioned the hilarious clip (anyone else catch their three-year-old son Isaiah's adorable laugh in the background?). Apparently, Carrie and Isaiah aren't the only fans of Mike's attempt at being a country singer. Some of her 7.4 million followers also took to the comments to express how adorable they thought the video was.
"That was awesome you three rock as a family. I loved Isaiah's laughing too," one wrote. Another added, "Sweet video!!! Little man in the back seat is adorable!" One joked, "Not bad Mike. But I’d leave the singing to Carrie and you just play hockey. Lol! So cute!"
We're glad to see Mike and Carrie so happy following rampant divorce rumors. "She wants the world to know that she and Mike are stronger than ever," an insider recently told Life & Style. "They've certainly had their ups and downs, like everyone, but divorce was never an option for Carrie. She says hard work, faith, and commitment to family saved her marriage."
And now, the couple is focusing on giving little Isaiah another sibling — or two! Another insider recently told Life & Style that the country icon is pregnant with twins. "Carrie’s wanted a little sister for Isaiah ever since he was born — so she’d have to be ecstatic with the news of two. There’s no doubt that Carrie and Mike would spoil the girls rotten!" the source shared. Bring on more Fisher family videos, please!
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