There is a possibility that we would not have been able to hear the thunderous voice of Carrie Underwood for the past fifteen years if Carole Underwood had not spoken seven important words to her daughter.

The artist surprised her mother by inviting her to the concert and then introducing her to the audience before asking Carole if she had anything to say to the crowd. As the singer’s mother turned to face the audience, she commented to those in attendance, “I’m so delighted you’re here, and I hope you like the concert.”

The two Underwoods then started a duet performance of Carrie’s popular song “All-American Girl” from 2007, which is featured on the tracklist of Carnival Ride, her second studio album. Carole was more than capable of keeping up with the other performers and even sang some of the lines and solos on her own as her famous daughter stepped away from the microphone to give her mother the opportunity to grab the reins. Carole more than kept up with the song’s demands, which include having outstanding vocal control and being able to blast off a large number of high notes.

Despite the fact that Carrie is incredible, the song takes on a new vitality because to Carole’s charming performance style.

That is a mother-daughter interaction that is definitely worth being remembered. Not just by Carrie and Carole on that particular night, but also by anybody and everyone else who was present there.Mothers are the most amazing people.