Carrie Underwood's Son Isaiah Makes Surprise Appearance at Her Hollywood Star Ceremony

The pregnant singer, who is expecting her second child, brought the 3-year-old and husband Mike Fisher to the unveiling on the Walk of Fame. It marked the boy's first celebrity event.

By Corinne Heller Sep 20, 2018 8:50 PMTags
Watch: Carrie Underwood's Son Isaiah Makes Surprise Public Appearance

Carrie Underwood received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Thursday and gave an emotional shout-out to her son Isaiah Fisher, who made a surprise public appearance.

The Grammy-winning country singer, who is pregnant with her second child, appeared with her and husband Mike Fisher and their 3-year-old boy at the unveiling ceremony and posed for photos. Isaiah was all smiles, wearing a white shirt, black vest and matching pants and bow tie, and black and white sneakers while being held by his dad. Carrie showcased her baby bump in a red silk full-length jacket.

Carrie gave a tearful acceptance speech at her star ceremony, which her parents also attended. She thanked her family, including her "incredible" husband and their son.

"He believes in me and we had another little man that believes in me too," she said. "Isaiah Michael, I love you so much. You're the best thing we ever did, the best thing. I love you and I'm proud of you and I believe in you too."

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Carrie and Mike have largely kept their son out of the public eye. They have brought him to his dad's Nashville Predator games and occasionally post photos of Isaiah on social media, where they have largely opted not to show his face in full since they debuted clear photos of him as a baby right after he was born.

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Carrie, who was raised in Checotah, Oklahoma, rose to fame after winning American Idol season four in 2005. 

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Simon Cowell, one of the judges at the time, spoke at her star ceremony.

"We were having the worst American Idol season I've ever had in my life," he recalled, speaking of his time working with Carrie. "The whole show was what I call gray and white. It was nothing. And then this shy lady walks in and sings "I Can't Make You Love Me" and the show turned into full color at that point. That was the effect Carrie, you, had on me, the producers and the other judges that day. I thought, 'We may have found a great artist here.' And we did."

"Apart from being just a great artist, you're a role model, you are a very sweet person like me...we both love animals," he said, laughing. "And it could not be more appropriate than a star is getting a star today."

Brad Paisley, who has co-hosted the CMA Awards with Carrie multiple times, also spoke, praising her for her music and her philanthropy.

"I can't wait to see everything you do from here," he said.

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Other celebrities have also chosen Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremonies for their children's public debuts, as many stars opt to celebrate the milestone with their families.

Amy Adams' daughter Aviana made her public debut at her mom's star ceremony last yearRyan Reynolds and Blake Lively brought their daughters James and Ines to the actress' event.