Apparently Mike Fisher should have been more careful about what he wished for last year. According to the latest gossip news updates, Carrie Underwood and her hockey Predator husband's new baby isn't enough to save their marriage. After months of reports that Fisher was demanding the "Something in the Water" singer either get pregnant or a divorce, rumor has it Fisher isn't pulling his weight, and now, Carrie, who recently showed off her new baby bump on Twitter, wants to split. Perhaps, Underwood should start cheating with her CMA co-host, Brad Paisley, if she's not already. At least, then Carrie could get some help on stage if not at home.
In a total reversal of fortunes, the internet tabloids are now suggesting that it's Carrie Underwood who now wants a divorce from Mike Fisher--instead of the other way around.
According to a source who spoke to Celeb Dirty Laundry, if Carrie and Mike were thinking this brand new baby boy was going to save their marriage--they couldn't have been more wrong:
"Carrie Underwood and Mike Fisher will break up and announce their divorce before the baby is born."
If that's the case, the proud parents may not have that much longer to make that breakup announcement.
The highly respected folks at People even seem to think that Underwood's burgeoning baby bump is visible in her new video from behind-the-scenes of the original "Something in the Water" shoot:
"I think it's really special and I think it's the perfect way to mark 10 years being as lucky as I have been and as blessed as I have been, doing what I do."
And just in case you are the type of person that is convinced playing online videos steals your soul, Carrie also posted a snapshot of her gilded baby belly being used as a bed by her dog, Miss Penny Jean, on Twitter:
"I guess my belly makes a good pillow for sweet Miss Penny Jean..."
At some point does using the lap dogs in every social media baby status update become weird...or should she invite her pets into assist with the delivery video as well?
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