Carrie Underwood Reveals Why Valentine’s Day Is Her Least Favorite Holiday In A Romantic Message For Husband Mike Fisher
Country superstar Carrie Underwood has updated her Instagram feed and paid a sweet tribute to her husband and retired NHL player, Mike Fisher.
Carrie Underwood, 37, married hockey player Mike Fisher, 39, in 2010. The couple has two children, Isaiah Michael Fisher, who’s five years old, and Jacob Bryan Fisher, who’s one year old. Carrie and Mike have credited their faith as a source of strength and guidance through their marriage.
In an Instagram post of Carrie Underwood, everyone who knew her said Valentine’s Day was her least favorite holiday. Saying that she believes true love is 365 days, the singer said it shouldn’t just be a day it should have been.
However, she followed the Valentine’s Day ritual and posted the sweetest pictures of their love for her husband. She also celebrated Valentine’s Day to all her fans.
Here’s what Carrie Underwood wrote:
“Anyone who knows me knows that Valentine’s Day is my least favorite holiday. I can’t put my finger on exactly why that is but it may be because I want my true love to love me ‘extra special’ for 365 days out of the year…
Not just on the one day that he’s ‘supposed’ to. That said, everyone else has been posting the sweetest pics of them and their loves, so here’s mine. My Valentine… Every. Single. Day. Hope you all are being sweet to each other out there.”
An IG user commented:
“Your both gorgeous.”
Another fan wrote:
“Gorgeous picture of you two though.”
See the Instagram post below.
