Country music star Carrie Underwood recently shared a video on Instagram, giving fans a glimpse of a patriotic display near her Tennessee home.

The video shows Underwood driving past a lengthy fence adorned with numerous American flags.

Underwood expressed her appreciation for her surroundings in the caption, writing, “I can’t believe I get to live here.

Thank you, Lord.

#GodBlessAmerica #Grateful #TN.” This public display of patriotism from the singer offers insight into her personal values, which she has previously shared with her audience.

The Instagram post garnered significant attention from fans, who echoed Underwood's sentiments.

Comments on the video included expressions of inspiration and pride, with one fan noting a similar display at Trump Winery that “actually brought tears to my eyes.

So patriotic.” Another fan wrote, “I feel the same way!

Thank You, Lord for bringing us here,” while a third commented, “Beautiful and patriotically stunning!

So proud.” One fan also shared how seeing the flags reflected appreciation for freedom, making their own experiences “a little less painful.”

Underwood has previously demonstrated her patriotism through her music and public appearances.

In January 2025, she performed “America the Beautiful” in the US Capitol Rotunda during the inauguration of President Donald Trump.

During that performance, she famously sang a cappella after the music cut out, telling the crowd, “You know the words, help me out here.”

Her decision to perform at the inauguration was met with varied reactions, drawing both criticism and defense.

At the time, Lee Greenwood defended Underwood, stating she would do a “great job” and that those with negative opinions should “keep it to yourself.”

Underwood rose to prominence as the Season 4 winner of “American Idol” in 2005.

Since then, she has achieved considerable success, including winning eight Grammy Awards and selling over 22.5 million albums in the United States.

She later announced her return to “American Idol” in February 2025, revealing she would be replacing Katy Perry as a judge on the show.