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Carrie Underwood Falls Down Stairs While Exiting Stage After Rain-Soaked Concert

Carrie Underwood Falls Down Stairs While Exiting Stage After Rain-Soaked Concert
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The singer made a less-than-graceful exit after a heavy downpour at the end of her set at the Carolina Country Music Fest in Myrtle Beach.

On Sunday, June 9, Carrie Underwood performed at the Carolina Country Music Fest in Myrtle Beach, and she didn't let a wet stage slow her down.

But the 41-year-old lead vocalist of "Blown Away" ended the rain-soaked festival appearance by tumbling off the stage while exiting.


Fans cried out, "She fell!" after Underwood lost her balance while descending some steep stairs.

In an Instagram post after the event, Underwood referenced the fall.

"Well, last night sure was fun! And though the ending was quite unexpected, it made for a night we’ll never forget! 🌧️💧☔️ Thanks for being awesome, #MyrtleBeach !!!"

Here's the moment on video, captured by TMZ.

Carrie Underwood Falls Off Stage on Tail End of South Carolina Concert | TMZwww.youtube.com

Fans hoped she was okay and offered prayers.

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Some folks had ideas about why she slipped.

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Someone proposed an improvement to the performance space.

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That fall could have really hurt someone.

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Others shared similar experiences.

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Some people insisted that she jumped.

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And, of course, there were puns.

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Many folks brought up a relatively recent bad fall that Underwood a few years back that also made the news.

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Underwood will be performing around the country all summer.

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