Carrie Underwood has long been known for her powerful voice and for the steady, grounded relationship she has built with her husband, Canadian hockey player Mike Fisher. The two first met in 2008 when a mutual friend introduced them backstage at one of her concerts. Their meeting was brief but memorable, and despite living in different countries at the time, they soon formed a meaningful long-distance connection that grew naturally over time.
As they got to know each other, they discovered shared values, a similar approach to life in the public eye, and a strong foundation of faith. In December 2009, Fisher proposed, and the couple married the following summer in Georgia. Their wedding brought together friends, family, and colleagues from both the music and sports communities, reflecting the circles that had supported them throughout their careers.
Throughout their marriage, they have navigated both professional demands and deeply personal challenges. Carrie has spoken openly about her experience with pregnancy loss and the emotional strain that came with it, crediting communication, mutual support, and faith as their guiding pillars. Together, she and Fisher focused on resilience and staying connected through difficult moments, strengthening their bond along the way.
Today, Underwood and Fisher are parents to two sons, Isaiah and Jacob, and have chosen a quieter life on their farm outside Nashville. They enjoy raising their children in a peaceful environment while balancing family commitments with their careers. As of 2025, they continue to prioritize gratitude, partnership, and personal growth—reminding fans that lasting love can thrive even in a fast-moving, highly public world.