Carrie Underwood: Farm Troubles or Football Fame? The Truth Revealed!

By: Analia Gómez Published On: 05/09/2025

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Carrie Underwood is making headlines, but not all the news is straightforward. Recent online chatter claimed the country music star was facing difficulties running her Tennessee farm due to a shortage of migrant workers, allegedly stemming from stricter immigration policies. This rumor, circulating on platforms like Facebook, Threads, YouTube, and TikTok, suggested a connection between Underwood's supposed support for former President Trump and the alleged consequences of his policies.

However, the claim lacks substantial evidence. The initial report appears to have originated from a gossip website, RadarOnline, citing an anonymous source claiming Underwood was “having a hard time finding and keeping hired hands.” Attempts to verify the information with Underwood's representatives and the RadarOnline reporter were unsuccessful.

While Underwood did perform at Trump's inauguration, she has not explicitly endorsed him. Her statement at the time focused on unity and national pride, avoiding any direct political alignment. The lack of concrete evidence and the reliance on a single, unverified source cast significant doubt on the farm labor claims.

Sunday Night Football Theme Returns!

Meanwhile, on a brighter note, Carrie Underwood is back for her 13th consecutive season as the voice of NBC's "Sunday Night Football." The Grammy-winning artist will once again perform the iconic theme song, a rendition of Joan Jett's "I Hate Myself for Loving You" transformed into "Waiting All Day For Sunday Night."

Underwood teased a "very glam" theme song for the 2025 season, which kicked off on September 7th. Her continued presence on "Sunday Night Football" solidifies her status as a beloved figure in both the music and sports worlds.

What to Expect This Season

Underwood's 13th season performing the SNF theme.
A revamped, “glam” rendition of “Waiting All Day For Sunday Night.”
The Super Bowl returning to NBC on February 8, 2026.

So, while rumors about farm troubles remain unconfirmed, Carrie Underwood's reign as the queen of "Sunday Night Football" continues, promising another season of high-energy performances and football excitement.