Carrie Underwood Divorce: Fed Up With Husband Mike Fisher, Pregnant Break Up Before Baby Born?

May 2024 · 2 minute read

Carrie Underwood Divorce: Fed Up With Husband Mike Fisher, Pregnant Break Up Before Baby Born?
Are nation singer Carrie Underwood and her hockey playing hubby Mike Fisher going to break up and divorce before their first child is born? Well, rumor has it that ever since Carrie announced via social media that she is rocking a baby bump and pregnant with their first kid, their dating has long gone drastically down hill. Mike and Carrie had been simply probably the most solid couples in Hollywood, however in line with fresh reviews there's some bother in paradise.

The November 3rd edition of Star Magazine claims, “Since information broke that the professional hockey player’s wife Carrie Underwood is pregnant with the couple’s first child, Star can reveal that the dad-to-be isn’t making sufficient of an effort to relieve some of her obligations. The beautiful country singer and the Nashville Predators celebrity, who wed in July 2010, were bickering over Mike now not pitching in with household tasks.”

Star’s inside of source unearths that, “Carrie has at all times completed the cooking, cleaning, and laundry. But, it has been more difficult for her to keep up since she were given pregnant. She will get bouts of morning illness and is drained numerous the time. Carrie constantly asks Mike to help out more, but he is oblivious to it. It’s gotten to the point where she is starting to resent him, and the stress isn’t just right for the baby.”

While, nobody likes a lazy baby-daddy, the odds of Carrie Underwood and Mike Fisher divorcing over the laundry are beautiful slender. We’re talking about a Grammy winning singer and a professional athlete, I’m pretty certain they are able to rent a maid or two to pick up the slack whilst Carrie is pregnant, before they hotel to breaking up. Do you assume Mike and Carrie’s marriage is cast? Or do you believe they may get divorced before their baby is even born? Let us know what you assume in the remark phase below.

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