Carrie Underwood shares rare photo of massive Nashville farm with full chicken coop after fleeing LA & American Idol set
It's not the first peek we've had inside Carrie's Nashville home
FOWL MOOD Carrie Underwood shares rare photo of massive Nashville farm with full chicken coop after fleeing LA & American Idol set
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CARRIE Underwood has shared a rare photo of her Nashville estate backyard, with a full chicken coop, after fleeing LA and the American Idol set.
The country music singer, 42, made a "surprise" announcement after returning to her Nashville farm following the American Idol grand finale on Monday last week.
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Carrie Underwood has shared a rare photo of her Nashville estate backyard, with a full chicken coop, after fleeing LA and the American Idol set
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Carrie showed off the coop at her Nashville home - and all the chickens sitting on top
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She showed off an adorable lamb, and she's since been sharing photos from her Nashville estate - including the full chicken coop
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Carrie, who looked "unhappy" with the Idol finale result just mere days ago, took to Instagram to make her very exciting announcement.
"Surprise! We've got another new life around the farm," she penned in the caption of a sweet snap.
She showed off an adorable lamb, and she's since been sharing photos from her Nashville estate - including a full chicken coop.
Taking to her Instagram stories, the 42-year-old wrote: 'I've got an injured girl in the mini coop. Today they were all on top of it. Weird.'
Carrie showed her 13.4million followers what she meant, as she photographed all the chickens standing proudly on top of the coop.
It's not the first peek we've had inside Carrie's Nashville home.
Earlier this month, the singer took to social media as she gave fans a behind the scenes look at her kitchen.
Her large cooking area contains what looks like a pantry nook with white cabinets with grey counter tops with gold coloured handles.
An open arch with wooden panels opens up to a separate area with more matching wooden cabinets.
Carrie Underwood makes 'surprise' announcement after returning to Nashville farm following American Idol finale
Carrie proudly showed off her culinary creation as she held a clear jar filled with Greek-style cheese.
As her dog Charlie looked on, she captioned the snap: "Made my own feta cheese! Yay!"
She added: "Charlie approves"
Carrie's peek at the hens comes after viewers of American Idol slammed the country music icon and former Idol winner for her reaction as Jamal Roberts was announced as this year's champion.
CARRIE LOOKED 'UNHAPPY'
During the live broadcast of the finale, fans noticed something odd about Carrie's body language and how she failed to stand up when Jamal crooned his song a final time after winning.
Reacting to Carrie not standing up when Jamal won, one fan speculated that she might have been asked by show bosses to stand.
"Not Carrie Underwood sitting down and probably being told to stand up when Jamal won," said one person on X.
Another added: "Carrie underwood is not happy that Jamal won America Idol."
"Carrie hating until the very end I see. CONGRATULATIONS JAMAL," penned a third.
A fourth then said: "Carrie Underwood's face when Jamal won!"
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Carrie gave a look inside her kitchen
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