Carrie Underwood and her husband Mike Fisher are a private couple.
But they are set to give fans a rare deep look into their lives together, as they are set to launch a four-part mini series on Wednesday.
Together they will discuss their marriage, differences and the three miscarriages the American Idol winner experienced in their show Mike & Carrier: God and Country on IAmSecond.
Opening up: Carrie Underwood and her husband Mike Fisher will discuss their marriage, differences and the three miscarriages the American Idol winner experienced in their show Mike & Carrier: God and Country on IAmSecond
In the trailer, released on Tuesday to Youtube, the couple give a glimpse into the ‘unfiltered conversations’ that the four episodes would include.
Sitting at a wooden table, in a concrete covered studio, the Carrie, 37, and her former NHL pro husband seemed incredibly close looking into each others eyes, locking hands and opening up.
Mike, 39, and Carrie met at one of the country singer’s concerts in 2008 and were engaged in December 2009.
They wed in 2010, they went on to welcome sons Isaiah in 2015 and Jacob in 2019.
Coming soon: In the trailer, released on Tuesday to Youtube, the couple give a glimpse into the ‘unfiltered conversations’ that the four episodes would include, as the first weekly episode is released on Wednesday
Together: Mike, 39, and Carrie met at one of the country singer’s concerts in 2008 and were engaged in December 2009 and married the following July
Family of four: They went on to welcome sons Isaiah in 2015 and Jacob in 2019
During the four years between welcoming her children, Carrie suffered three miscarriages, they couple dive into those experiences in the series.
In one clip, Mike recounts one instance the Before He Cheats singer told him she miscarried.
‘She was like “I lost the baby,”‘ Mike said as Carrie gives him a sweet stare ‘And I was like “again?”‘
‘We had all these mountain tops, but we hadn’t had a lot of valleys like this,’ Mike said.
Not quite: Before discussing miscarriages, Mike is on screen saying ‘I always wanted a lot of kids,’ though Carrie chimes in ‘I was never good with other people’s kids, why would I be good with my own’
Hardship: During the four years between welcoming her children, Carrie suffered three miscarriages, they couple dive into those experiences in the series
Pain: ‘We had all these mountain tops, but we hadn’t had a lot of valleys like this,’ Mike said
‘I just had an honest conversation with God,’ Carrie said, seemingly of how she overcame the hardships. ‘I was hurt and I told him how I felt.’
Before discussing miscarriages, Mike is on screen saying ‘I always wanted a lot of kids,’ though Carrie chimes in ‘I was never good with other people’s kids, why would I be good with my own?’
Though after their first son was born, the singer’s tune quickly changes as she said she felt like she was ‘in love.’
In a more lighthearted clip, Carrie, who is from Oklahoma, recounted how as a child she ‘always said I would never marry a hunter…Never not in a million years.’
Differences: ‘We just differ,’ Carrie says. ‘Drastically’
Then and now: In a more lighthearted clip, Carrie, who is from Oklahoma, recounted how as a child she ‘always said I would never marry a hunter…Never not in a million years,’ Mike is an avid hunter
‘When we were dating, it’s like “we’ll be fine,”‘ Mike said. ‘And then you’re doing the same and then all of the sudden we get married and it’s like “woah here we go.”‘
‘We just differ,’ Carrie says. ‘Drastically.’
Carrie and Mike have been enduring lockdown amid the coronavirus pandemic at home with their sons.
The series will be the first in depth interview the couple has done.
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Mama’s boys: Carrie recently shared a photo of husband Mike Fisher lying on the ground as he bench pressed their sons Jacob, five, and Isaiah, one, above him