Oklahoma native Carrie Underwood will return to American Idol as a judge
The Grammy-award winner won the competition in 2005
Updated: 9:33 AM CDT Aug 1, 2024
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Oklahoma native Carrie Underwood will return to American Idol as a judge
The Grammy-award winner won the competition in 2005
Updated: 9:33 AM CDT Aug 1, 2024
Going back where it all began! Oklahoma native Carrie Underwood will return to American Idol, as a judge.Get the latest news stories of interest by clicking here.The Grammy-winning singer will judge on the 23rd season of the show, according to sources.The singer will replace Katy Perry, who left the show after seven seasons.>> Download the KOCO 5 AppUnderwood started her career on the fourth season of the show, where she was crowned the winner in 2005. Top Headlines‘Darth Vader’ home on the market in TexasReports: Russia agrees to release Evan Gershkovich and Paul Whelan in prisoner swapIsrael says it has confirmed Hamas military wing chief Mohammed Deif was killed in a July strikeRossen Reports: New scam targeting kids on social media. Here’s what to look forFORECAST: Dangerous Heat for Thursday
Going back where it all began! Oklahoma native Carrie Underwood will return to American Idol, as a judge.
Get the latest news stories of interest by clicking here.
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The Grammy-winning singer will judge on the 23rd season of the show, according to sources.
The singer will replace Katy Perry, who left the show after seven seasons.
Underwood started her career on the fourth season of the show, where she was crowned the winner in 2005.
Top Headlines
- ‘Darth Vader’ home on the market in Texas
- Reports: Russia agrees to release Evan Gershkovich and Paul Whelan in prisoner swap
- Israel says it has confirmed Hamas military wing chief Mohammed Deif was killed in a July strike
- Rossen Reports: New scam targeting kids on social media. Here’s what to look for
- FORECAST: Dangerous Heat for Thursday