Carrie Underwood has revealed her next collaboration and it’s sure to send country fans into a frenzy.
Fans of the 41-year-old American Idol judge were shocked when it was announced that she would be joining forces with Cody Johnson.
The 37-year-old Texas native took to Instagram on Wednesday to share photos from the upcoming music video for the highly-anticipated song titled I’m Gonna Love You.
He captioned the gallery for his 1.8 million followers: ‘I’m thrilled to announce that “I’m Gonna Love You” is being released next Friday, September 27th. Thank you @carrieunderwood for joining me on this video and making it so special. Can’t wait for you all to hear it.’
Carrie looked ethereal in a white lace dress and a pair of black leather boots with metallic silver detailing all over.
Carrie Underwood has revealed her next collaboration and it’s sure to send country fans into a frenzy as she joins forces with Cody Johnson.
She wore a large brown belt wrapped around her dress that featured silver and turquoise along with multiple matching necklaces.
Her signature blonde locks were left loose and parted down the middle as she showed off her natural look with complementary makeup topped off with glossy lips.
Cody kept his look simple with a denim jacket with matching jeans, white shirt and completed the look with brown cowboy boots and hat.
A few days ago, Carrie revealed what kind of American Idol judge she will be, 20 years after becoming a star of the series.
The star rose to national fame on the reality competition series in 2005, emerging as the winner of the fourth season.
Twenty years later, he will return to the show for season 23 in 2025, joining a panel of judges that includes Lionel Richie and Luke Bryan.
She will take the place of Katy Perry, who spent seven years on American Idol before announcing her departure earlier this year.
Now Carrie has shared her theories on how she will fare as a judge, during a conversation at Resorts World in Las Vegas with Sirius XM.
The 37-year-old Texas native took to Instagram on Wednesday to share photos from the upcoming music video for the highly-anticipated song titled I’m Gonna Love You.
He captioned the gallery for his 1.8 million followers: ‘I’m thrilled to announce that “I’m Gonna Love You” is being released next Friday, September 27th. Thank you @carrieunderwood for joining me on this video and making it so special. Can’t wait for you all to hear it.’
Carrie recently revealed what kind of American Idol judge she’ll be, 20 years after first becoming a star on the show; pictured in Las Vegas last month
He noted that he has worked in several genres and that is why “I like to think that I am versatile, and I hope that when I hear people come and audition, I can get whatever perspective I need as to the type of music I am thinking of.”
The Before He Cheats singer added: ‘I think I can be honest and constructive, but also kind, and I think that’s the goal.
Carrie noted that “people come in and, you know, it’s dreams, and you’re part of someone’s story from that moment on.”
She continued: “I think it’s important to be honest, but I also think it’s really important to be kind, so I hope I can bring all of that together and be a good judge.”
Carrie replaces Katy Perry, who was first announced as an American Idol judge in 2017 and reportedly earns a staggering $25 million per season.
Last year, Katy was frequently criticised online and accused of “bullying” due to her scathing on-air comments towards contestants.
DailyMail.com exclusively reported that she was on the verge of quitting the ABC reality show, feeling ‘thrown under the bus by producers’ who positioned her to be the series’ ‘nasty judge’.
Months after the controversy erupted on the Internet, Katy announced this February on Jimmy Kimmel Live! that she would be leaving the show after season 22.
The 41-year-old rose to national fame on the reality competition series in 2005, emerging as the winner of the fourth season; he was pictured singing in the season finale.
Audiences across the United States fell in love with Carrie as she rose through the ranks of American Idol and won the season; pictured at the moment of triumph with host Ryan Seacrest
Carrie now replaces outgoing judge Katy Perry, pictured with fellow judges Lionel Richie (left) and Luke Bryan (right) and host Ryan Seacrest (second from right)
When it was announced that Carrie would be replacing Katy, Lionel praised her as a “great judge” and highlighted her experience as a contestant on the show.
“Now we don’t have to explain anymore: ‘We know how you feel.’ As artists, we know how you feel, but we’ve never been in that oval that says American Idol. She’s been there, she’s done it,” the singer explained to E! News.
Carrie became a contestant on American Idol after her surprising audition in August 2004, performing Bonnie Raitt’s song I Can’t Make You Love Me.
The following year, audiences across the United States fell in love with Carrie as she rose through the American Idol rankings and eventually won the season.
At the time the judges were Simon Cowell, Randy Jackson and Paula Abdul, while Ryan Seacrest held the hosting role he still holds today.
She went on to become a hugely successful country star with a record 25 CMT Music Awards, and is often cited alongside Kelly Clarkson as one of the few American Idol winners who later enjoyed a top-notch career.
