Carrie Underwood would support her son if he wanted to become a singer.
The ‘Before He Cheats’ hitmaker – who has two-year-old son Isaiah with her husband Mike Fisher – will always be supportive of her son’s dreams and aspirations as she wants him to say he "had good parents" when he’s older.
She said: "We’re ready to support him in whatever it his that he wants to do and be and whoever he wants to become, but I just want him to be happy.
"I want him to say, ‘I had good parents, I had a good childhood.’ And I just want him to do good things in the world."
And Carrie’s son is already showing his love for performing.
She added to People magazine: "He is a bit of a ham, and he knows it. He knows when he’s being funny. And I’ll start laughing at something, and he’ll keep doing it.
"He loves to sing, he loves to dance and he loves to just be kind of a show-off. So I laugh all day, every day."
It comes after Carrie revealed she is "taking a little break" from music so she can be a mother.
She shared: "We just wrapped up the Storyteller Tour and I feel like my life right now, creatively, is kind of a blank space. I’m really excited about that, because you don’t know where you’re going to go.
"I’m nervous because I want whatever I do next to be amazing, so I’m kind of taking a little break right now and being a mom and being a wife and going to see some hockey games to see my husband play. I’m kind of waiting for lightning to strike and go, ‘Okay, it’s time to get creative and work on new music!’"
Carrie Underwood supports son’s dream
