Carrie Underwood Injured in Fall, Concerned That She Will 'Look Different' After Recovery

Carrie Underwood Injured in Fall, Concerned That She Will 'Look Different' After Recovery

American Idol alum Carrie Underwood broke her wrist in a fall last November, but it's another injury that has her most concerned now. She warned fans that she "might look a bit different" the next time they see her, because the fall caused injuries to her face that required between 40 and 50 stitches.


Via Us Weekly.

Carrie Underwood revealed she “might look a bit different” after getting “between 40 and 50 stitches” to her face after a fall in November.

The country superstar, 34, broke her wrist after falling down some steps outside her Nashville home, but Underwood wrote in a post to her fan club members that the incident was far more serious than originally reported.

“There is also another part of the story that I haven’t been ready to talk about since I have still been living it and there has been much uncertainty as to how things will end up,” she wrote, according to Entertainment Tonight and Taste of Country. “It’s crazy how a freak random accident can change your life.”

The American Idol alum told fans that, “In addition to breaking my wrist, I somehow managed to injure my face as well. I’ll spare you the gruesome details, but when I came out of surgery the night of my fall, the doctor told [Underwood’s husband] Mike [Fisher] that he had put between 40 and 50 stitches in.”

The “Jesus Take the Wheel” singer continued, “Now, here we are 7 weeks later and, even though I’ve had the best people helping me, I’m still healing and not quite looking the same. I honestly don’t know how things are going to end up but I do know this: I am grateful. I am grateful that it wasn’t much, much worse. And I am grateful for the people in my life that have been there every step of the way.”

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