Carrie Underwood has fans counting down the days to December 1. No, not because we're just days away from Christmas, but because she'll be taking Las Vegas by storm.
Earlier this year, the Cowboy Casanova singer announced that she will be starting a Vegas residency called REFLECTION at The Theatre at Resorts World Las Vegas. They say what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas, but the star gave fans a little sneak peek into the behind the scenes of what's in store. She captioned her teaser with "One month ‘til VEGAS !!! Who’s ready?"
From the looks of it, fans are in for a real show as Carrie stands in front of a giant green screen strutting those famous toned legs. Fans immediately ran to the comments and left messages like "🙋♀️🙋♀️ I can’t wait to come see you!!" "I’m ready Carrie, I’ve got my tickets! ❤️" and "Your legs are ready! 😳😮🔥".
Along with a swarm of "Before He Cheats" fans, Carrie is bringing along the entire fam to Vegas. She confirmed to Entertainment Tonight that her husband Mike Fisher and two children, Isaiah and Jacob, will be along for the ride. While it's unclear how long Carrie's residency will last, she's definitely in good company with other celebrities who will also be burning up the stage in Vegas soon like Celine Dion, Shania Twain, Luke Bryan, and fellow American Idol judge Katy Perry.
According to Carrie, fans are in store for lots of rhinestones, funky fringe, and of course, tons of fun!
Chaise Sanders is an Associate Editor at Cosmopolitan, where she covers anything from lifestyle and beauty to entertainment and style. Wanna upgrade your skincare game? She's got you covered with the best facial cleansing brushes. Or maybe you're in need of a new true crime show to binge? Got that covered too! Prior to joining the Cosmo team, Chaise was an editor at Country Living (also part of the Hearst fam) where she interviewed celebs like Dolly Parton, LeAnn Rimes and even Martha Stewart. Now, as one of the Big Apple's newest residents, there's a good chance that you can catch her checking out an Insta-worthy cafe or spending way to much $$$ in vintage stores.
