Summary
Singer Carrie Underwood, a judge on "American Idol", was booed by the audience during a recent episode. She responded by saying the boos do not bother her and commented on social media about the risks of performing original songs in the competition.
Key Facts
- Carrie Underwood won "American Idol" in 2005 and became a judge in 2025.
- Underwood was booed for her feedback on contestants' song choices during a "Hollywood Week" episode.
- She defended her comments on social media, saying performing original music is risky at that stage.
- Underwood previously sang at President Trump’s inauguration in 2025.
- Underwood replaced Katy Perry on the judging panel.
- Social media reactions to Underwood’s feedback have been mixed, with both criticism and support from users.
