While the tabloids have always been quick to suggest that Carrie Underwood's marriage to Mike Fisher could end in divorce at any second, it seems that the American Idol's arguments with her professional hockey playing husband aren't anywhere near that serious. During one recent interview the "Something in the Water" chart topper revealed that she and the Nashville Predator had been wrestling over what to call their baby bump once it becomes into a real boy. According to the latest gossip news updates, despite looking like Carrie is going to be ready to have that baby in a few more weeks, the "Somethin' Bad" singer is set to co-headline the Faster Horses Festival with her Country Music Awards partner in crime, Brad Paisley.
This time last year the tabloids were all insisting that Carrie Underwood's marriage to Mike Fisher was utterly doomed, but that hardly seems the case twelve more months down the line.
During a recent chat with Cambio, Carrie revealed that their biggest squabble these days centered on what they are going to name their brand new baby boy when the time comes:
"He keeps trying to push the name 'Bo' for our little guy.
"I just won't have it. Bo Fisher? I don't know. I don't like it.
"He thinks of it like bow and arrow."
Carrie did admit, however, that the coming baby does afford her a few opportunities to have to tell her overzealous husband, "No":
"[Mike] saw this car bed thing for a baby, and I was like, 'We're not getting one of those! He's going to get a crib!'"
A lesser woman might take a little time off after having their first child -- especially if they've already had as much success as Carrie's had under their belt -- but Underwood didn't get to be the most successful American Idol in the history of the planet by resting on her laurels.
So, shortly after she gives birth to the baby bump she's been sporting since the CMA's, Rolling Stone reports, Carrie is going to be the final act for one night of the upcoming Faster Horses Festival:
"The third annual Faster Horses Festival in Brooklyn, Michigan, boasts a who's-who list of country stars.
"Florida Georgia Line, Brad Paisley and Carrie Underwood will headline the three-day event, set for July 17th - 19th on the grounds of the Michigan International Speedway."
Who knows...maybe Carrie will have already figured out a way to make little Bo Fisher a part of the show.
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