Carrie Underwood Steals The Show In A Sheer Black Gown For Opry 100 And Walks The Red Carpet With Her Husband As Fans React: ‘Beautiful Lady’
March 22, 2025 by Maria Pierides
Carrie Underwood was among the country music legends who attended the Opry 100: A Live Celebration event, which was held at the Grand Ole Opry House and Ryman Auditorium (which once housed the Opry) in Nashville, Tennessee on Wednesday, March 19th.
The new American Idol judge attended the celebratory event with her husband Mike Fisher, which marks the first time they have walked the red carpet together in over two years.
Carrie Underwood Wows In A Strapless Black And Gold Gown At 'Opry 100' Celebration
The 42-year-old mom-of-two looked sensational in a show-stopping strapless black gown, which featured sparkly gold embellishments all over.
It also featured a voluminous A-line sheer skirt with a daring thigh-high slit at the front so her world-famous legs could be seen underneath, as well as exaggerated bow detailing to bring as much drama to the look as possible.
The eight-time Grammy winner accessorized with some statement black drop earrings, and wore her blonde hair in a sleek and straight center-parted down do.
For his part, the former NHL star complemented his wife in a black tux, finished off with a crisp white shirt and a matching black tie.
Fan Comments
There were many standout moments from the anniversary special, but the "Before He Cheats" singer performing a tribute for Randy Travis seemed to top them all! "As if I can't love him or Carrie anymore, this is so beautiful," gushed one fan on a TikTok video of the performance.
"She is always the classiest gal in the room," praised a second fan, followed by a red heart emoji, as a third said: "She's amazing. Has a voice like honey, sweet n smooth." "She has such a warm heart… I was not going to cry today… she has so much respect," complimented a fourth. "She is a classy, thoughtful and beautiful lady," a fifth concurred.
"This was beautiful of her. He's a true iconic country artist," raved a sixth fan, as a seventh called Carrie a "class act." "This made me cry so hard," wrote another supporter, while someone else said, "I'm sobbing," followed by three crying emojis.