Carrie Underwood And Family Safe After Fire At Tennessee Hom

Carrie Underwood and her family narrowly escaped danger after a fire broke out at their Tennessee home on Sunday night. According to WKRN News 2, firefighters were dispatched to the singer’s property in Williamson County around 9:40 p.m. on June 16, following reports of a “fully-involved fire” in the garage.

Thanks to a 10,000-gallon water tank on the premises, crews were able to quickly extinguish the blaze. The Williamson County Fire/Rescue revealed on social media that all eight of its stations responded to the fire alarm, which had been upgraded to a structure fire. 

“Crews were able to knock down the fire quickly to prevent spread into the house,” the department stated, adding that the cause of the fire is still under investigation and there were no injuries.

A spokesperson for Carrie confirmed to PEOPLE that the country star, her husband Mike Fisher, their two sons, 9-year-old Isaiah and 5-year-old Jacob, and their pets were unharmed. 

“There was a fire on the property on Sunday night, which was quickly contained. There was no fire damage to the primary residence, and the family and their pets were unharmed,” the statement read.

The fire did not appear to affect Father’s Day plans for Carrie’s husband. Just hours before the incident, the Blown Away singer shared a playful photo on her Instagram Stories, posing with her animals and captioning it, “Sheep selfie with Gray and Gary…”

Carrie has previously opened up about her family life. In a 2020 interview with PEOPLE, she described their home life as “really normal,” contrasting it with her on-stage persona. 

“I feel like if I were the person that I am on stage when I’m at home, I just don’t know if that person would have too many friends,” she said, adding, “I enjoy getting to play that role, but you can’t be that big of a personality all the time. Well, I guess you can, but it’s gotta be exhausting.”