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Carrie Underwood Did Vegas Magazine

By Evil Beet Gossip • on April 7, 2012

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You know, I love Carrie Underwood. Even though I’m not a huge fan of her music, I am a huge fan of who she is. She’s fun and she seems sweet; she’s just down-to-earth. There’s not really anything about her that I don’t like, with the exception of her husband, hockey player Mike Fisher. He just seems miserable and controlling. And after reading her recent interview with Vegas magazine, poring over little gems about her day-to-day doings, I’ve come to another conclusion. Carrie’s husband’s miserable. Go figure.

In the interview, Carrie talked about her fuddy-duddy husband who doesn’t like her to look nice for anyone but him and tells us that – surprise, surprise – he’s not generally into hanging out with her while she’s on tour:

“We see each other as much as we can, but he’s not one for road life. He can’t really sleep on the bus. You can’t have a giant bed in the back, so I’m like, ‘You’re touching me! Go away. What are you doing? Scoot over!’ … He gets bored. I think if he ever comes out with us on tour for any length of time, I’m going to have to find him something to do!”

Ugh. Of course you will.

And this is what Carrie had to say about her new single, ‘Good Girl’:

“Good Girl is about that girl that you know or you have been—I know and I have been this girl before—and she’s got stars in her eyes and the guy isn’t good enough for her and doing Lord knows what behind her back, and she thinks the world of him. Love is blind, right? So she doesn’t see him for what he is. And I’m the one trying to talk some sense into her: ‘What is wrong with you? You’re awesome, and you’re with…that?’ It’s really rocking—it’s definitely a foot-tapper.

And Carrie on the lost art of letter-writing and how she spends all of her time working out on the road because there’s nothing else to do:

“There’s nothing else to do during the day! Nobody writes anymore! Everybody texts. My penmanship is terrible.

On American Idol and how it’s still an integral part of her life:

“American Idol isn’t even just a part of my past—it’s the catalyst that led me here,” she says. “It’s always so much fun going back because so many of the people who worked on the show when I was there still work there. Plus, it’s fun to meet a new batch of contestants and see how bright and starry-eyed they all are.”

So, see? She’s super-famous, and she’s going to be around for a long time to come, and she’s still LIKABLE. That’s more than I can say for some other former American Idol contestants who claim to have made it big CLAY AIKEN.