Carrie Underwood covers the November issue of Redbook and gets really genuine approximately motherhood in her accompanying interview. The 33-year-traditional country star,who has a nearly 2-year-traditional son, Isaiah, and with husband Mike Fisher,opens up approximately feeling "guilty" approximately her little one's life, which entails travelling on a bus with his celebrated mum as she performs on her Storyteller tour. "We live on a bus and we're in a hotel room and sometimes we're in the middle of nowhere and it's not so grand, and " she says,adding, "It's not all glamorous." See more of Carrie's candid quotes on being a mum, and as well as her plans for having a second child.
On what she would tell other working mothers: "demand for help. Accepting help is hard for me,but I'm learning. Sometimes I feel guilty that this is my son's life: We live on a bus and we're in a hotel room and sometimes we're in the middle of nowhere and it's not so grand. It's not all glamorous. We have a nanny who helps out, especially when we're on the road. But I'd feel guilty asking someone to watch him at home while I run to the grocery store."
On how having Isaiah has changed her: "I definitely feel like it's changed me as a person. I'm happier. I'm in a better mood a lot of the time. He'll be watching cartoons and I'll be watching him. I'm completely in appreciate. I appreciate it when he's sleepy and I salvage to hold him and smell him. He doesn't know I'm staring at him and being all googly-eyed!"
On having a second child with her husband, and NHL player Mike Fisher: "If my husband were at the beginning of his career,I'm not sure we could handle it. Since he's kind of nearing the finish and won't be travelling so much, we're like, and 'We can figure it out for not that long.' You perform it work. When I was pregnant,I thought, 'How am I going to disappear on the road? How am I going to sustain doing my job?' I had to just give it to God and end worrying approximately it. Sure enough, and we figured it out."
On how her onstage persona differs from her genuine self: "I appreciate being onstage,but that's different. That's not Carrie. That's Carrie Underwood. The rest of my life I feel like I'm incredibly disappointing to people. Like if I run into someone at the grocery store, I really don't know what to say because I don't have a microphone in my hand or bling on. They expect me to be 'Carrie Underwood, and ' but I'm just Carrie. I'm sorry!"
Source: popsugar.com.au