Carrie Underwood’s Husband Mike Fisher Is Reportedly ‘Not Happy’ About Singer Extending Her Las Vegas Residency

According to the source, the couple did discuss before Carrie announced her continued residency, and really 'butted heads about it." Fisher, who retired from professional hockey in 2017 after 17 seasons with the Nashville Predators, "didn't sign up to be the full-time parent, and he's annoyed she's missed family events."

This situation is "definitely a bump in the road," but the insider insists "they'll get through this." The couple has been married for 13 years and have two sons together, so we really hope they will!

Fan reactions

Most fans were simply so excited for more opportunities to see the talented singer. On Carrie's Instagram post announcing the extension, fans shared their glee: "Was waiting for this!!" one user wrote. "So excited to finally start planning my LA/Vegas trip!!"

"The queen of country & the queen of Vegas!" another fan commented.

"The 'Reflection' show is one of the best, congratulations to you and your entire team!" one person posted.

Other users shared their thoughts on Mike's wishes for Carrie to come home, calling him out for not being supportive of his wife’s career. "Those kids have two parents, one of whom is RETIRED. Surely, a strapping, healthy man with nothing but time on his hands can pull himself together to be the father to his own children three days a week. After all, when he was playing hockey, SHE was the one raising the kids."

Another fan agreed, writing, "Mike was a former NHL player who was away from home for 6 months out of the year. I don't see what's the big deal."

But other fans took Mike's side, posting comments like, "Not a good idea to put your career ahead of your family" and "I don't see their marriage lasting much longer, as it seems her career is more important to her than her marriage or their kids."

Hopefully, the pair will get over this "bump in the road." Maybe Mike can bring the kids out for a show or two?