The 'Cry Pretty' singer's 3-year-old son adorably cheered her on as she sang the national anthem at the Nashville Predators game on Sunday.
Carrie Underwood is a proud mama!
The "Cry Pretty" singer took to Instagram on Monday to share an adorable video of her son, Isaiah, watching her perform the national anthem at his dad, Mike Fisher's, Nashville Predators game on Sunday.
Underwood's 3-year-old son sweetly cheers on his mom from the stands in the video, which Underwood said is a special moment given that he can't watch most of her performances.
"As a child, I wanted nothing more than to make my parents proud of me...and now, as a mother, I want to make my child proud... He never really gets to see me sing because he’s in bed before I go on stage, but last night he was there to watch his daddy play...and he also got see his mommy sing for a minute," she captioned the video. "Thanks, @iveychilders for catching this little moment...my heart is happy...❤️."
While Underwood has shied away from the spotlight in recent months since her face injury, she's been out and about since the Academy of Country Music Awards last month -- where she took home Vocal Event of the Year with Keith Urban, and performed her new single, "Cry Pretty."
"That was such a magical night because she just came out and sang her new song and killed it and, boom, next minute we're getting our award onstage," Urban told ET's Sophie Schillaci on Monday. "[I'm] so happy she sang ["The Fighter"] with us and [she has a] beautiful voice, [she was the] right person for "The Fighter." Just magical."
"I saw her sing the national anthem at the Preds game yesterday," he added. "That was cool."
Urban's new album, Graffiti U, is out now.
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