Carrie Underwood allegedly had a “hissy fit” after performing at her inauguration

Sources close to the singer have now revealed that she was unhappy with the event and felt she did not “get the same level of respect” as previous Inauguration headliners like Beyoncé.

Carrie Underwood has been criticized for accepting the invitation to perform at Trump’s inauguration, but a source has revealed that she “doesn’t care” what critics say and is “very proud” of herself.

Underwood’s performance of “America the Beautiful” was marred by technical difficulties, forcing her to improvise to continue the show.

After the performance, a source told L.L.C Daily Mail That the singer was upset because she felt she was not given a “stage or platform” like previous artists.

The event was initially supposed to be held outside but was moved indoors at the last minute on Friday because the weather forecast predicted cold conditions in Washington, D.C., on Monday.

This change in plans apparently affected Underwood, as the source explained that she “was unhappy with her performance at the event, mainly due to the limited space available to her, which left her feeling cramped and uncomfortable.”

The insider continued: “Her anxiety was high throughout the performance, and she felt that she did not receive the same level of respect or admiration as previous female artists, such as Beyoncé and Lady Gaga.” “It felt like she went in and out and had a little hissing fit afterwards.”

The source added: “She is used to playing in huge venues with her own stage. She has not even been given a stage or platform.” “It felt like she was literally in a room with people around her and a microphone. This isolated the acoustics.”

According to Daily MailA second source revealed that the “American Idol” star continued her performance on Monday because she “wanted it to continue without a hitch.”

Underwood and President Trump were baffled when the backing track stopped playing just as she was about to perform. A strange silence fell over the audience while the singer was clearly holding the microphone, feeling uncomfortable.

However, she decided to continue regardless, and made an angry face when she asked the audience to sing “If You Knew the Words” with her.

“Even though her performance wasn’t perfect, and it wasn’t how she wanted it to be and how she wanted it to go without a hitch, the fact that there was some awkwardness in how things went down added to the unique nature of the whole thing.” The source told the media.

The source also told the news outlet that although Underwood would eventually get over the bug, she hoped it would be a memorable moment.

“She will eventually laugh it off and take it for what it was, but she is disappointed that it was nothing more than a moment because the moment she was looking for was changed due to technical difficulties,” the source said.

They explained that Underwood is still “proud of herself” because she “managed to save it from being a complete disaster.”

The source added: “Even though it wasn’t her day, and she just wanted to add to the day and not highlight anything, she was upset with the way it ended.”

Days before the event, the “Somethin’ Bad” singer was criticized by fans for accepting the invitation to perform at Trump’s inauguration.

However, a source revealed that she “understands the backlash” but “doesn’t care” what naysayers think because she “seems broader than any differences” and chose to perform “for America, not Trump specifically.”

“This will be a big year for Carrie, who will begin serving as an American Idol judge and will now be performing at the inauguration,” the source explained. Daily Mail.

“This is something she is very proud of, and the role she brings to it is that she is doing this for America, not specifically for Trump,” they noted.

According to the news outlet, the insider also noted that Underwood aims to unite the country through her voice.

They added: “She wants to unite the country, and music is her way of doing that. It seems broader than any differences that have arisen and will emerge.”

As for whether or not Underwood’s performance at the inauguration will affect her stint as a judge on “American Idol,” one source explained: “Those who work at Idol will not benefit from it at all and support her decision.”

“They are excited that she will be their new judge and are looking forward to America falling in love with her again,” they said.

The singer herself issued an official statement in which she said she was “honored to be asked to sing at the inauguration and be a small part of this historic event.”

She added: “I am honored to answer the call at a time when we must all come together in a spirit of unity and looking to the future.”