Carrie Underwood is one of the most well-known American country singers and songwriters. For those unaware, Carrie’s career began in mid-2004 when she auditioned for American Idol Season 4 in St. Louis, Missouri. After delivering strong performances one after the other on the show, Carrie went on to win that season as predicted previously by judge, Simon Cowell. Well, in the most full-circle moment, Carrie Underwood has returned to the show once again, this time, as a judge on American Idol Season 24.
However, in the most recent March 2, 2026 Hollywood Week: Music City Takeover episode, Carrie had to face booing from the audience due to some of her remarks. Now, Carrie is finally clapping back.
Judge, Carrie Underwood’s response to being booed on American Idol Season 24’s recent episode
Soon after Carrie was booed by the audience during the Hollywood Week: Music City Takeover episode of American Idol Season 24, she took to her social media to share her thoughts on the same. In a tweet on X (formerly Twitter), Carrie doubled down on her stance and wrote, “Boo me. I don’t care @americanidol.” For those who missed the recent episode of the reality show, it all went down after contestant, Mor chose to perform an original song. As his performance was going on, viewers could see how much judge, Luke Bryan was enjoying Mor’s performance, although it was an entirely different situation for his fellow judge, Carrie.
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