Carrie Underwood's Off-Grid Farm Life

0:00It's April 25th. Welcome in. This is Entertainment and Celebrity News, where pop culture meets AI. I'm Cory with the story. Carrie Underwood, the country music superstar from American Idol back in 2005, says her Tennessee farm could keep her family totally. Self-sustained. Far from the Hollywood glare. She's all about that off-the-grid life. Growing her own food and raising animals like chickens, cows, sheep, donkeys, and horses. She handles a lot of the farm duties herself when she's home, but they've got a solid farm manager stepping in for the heavy lifting, especially with her busy tour schedule and her husband away too. Underwood loves connecting with the land through her massive garden, turning it into a real family hub. This setup helps her raise grounded kids by keeping work totally separate from home stage. Carrie stays on stage while farm mom thrives with the crew. Her family eats straight from the land, with dinners featuring garden veggies and meat, her husband hunts, all seasonal and fresh.

1:01They kick the garden into high gear during the pandemic in 2020, building greenhouses and even teaming up with epic gardening for some pro. Underwood calls it Little Miracles, watching things grow from nothing in Tennessee's heat. It's a smart escape for a star like her, balancing fame with real roots that ground everything else.