The National Enquirer reported that American Idol alum Carrie Underwood’s “happy home life may be on thin ice” because her husband, retired Nashville Predators pro Mike Fisher, was dying to get back into the game in a new position: coach.
The former NHL star, who twice retired from the sport, was “reportedly driven crazy by Carrie’s obsessive-compulsive ways” after being “holed up” with his wife and their two sons during the pandemic. “Insiders” for the outlet claimed that Fisher had begun entertaining ideas of picking up a coaching job and had “even entertained offers from his native Canada.” The questionable source explained,
Mike just misses hockey — the competition, the camaraderie with his teammates.
“He knows he’s a little too long in the tooth to come back again and play competitive hockey, but he’s gotten several coaching offers,” the supposed insider went on to say. This wasn’t exactly good news for Underwood, the outlet’s source explained.
If Fisher were to take a coaching job offer in Canada, the “pal” noted that it would be “challenging” for the spouses to raise their boys while still pursuing their careers. Underwood enjoyed all the time she’d spent with Fisher as a family and, according to a “friend,” wanted Fisher to go on her next tour with her, but “she needs him to want to do it.”
Carrie just hopes he changes his mind about returning to hockey — and possibly uprooting their family.