Carrie Underwood becomes emotional when she stops Las Vegas Residency

Carrie UnderwoodLas Vegas Residency, Reflexionhave quit.

The singer, 42, finished the show on Saturday, April 12, more than three years after she opened it – and hosted the first show at the Resorts World Theater – in December 2021.

Throughout his 90-minute concert, Underwood put a master class in showmanship one last time, kept the energy high and holds that deal as usual while passionate bikes like “cowboy casanova”, “before he cheats” and “church bells.”

“We are extremely blessed to be at this stage,” she said at one time, referring to herself and her support band. “There are so many events that I feel in my life, and I’m sure in these guys, that only God could have opened these doors and got me to the next place.”

“It has been really incredible to be on the mountain and the roller coaster and definitely realize that it is all him and just all the blessings,” Mom to two continued. “It has been an absolute honor to be at this stage. From all of us we are so blessed. I will reflect on everything we have done here with you.”

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Underwood’s last bow came after 72 performances. For over three years, the reflection embodied all things Vegas, as it contained sequins, pyro, mirrors, fashion and over-the-top set pieces.

“I’ve always loved to tour, but having the chance to play for a long time in one place has really been satisfying,” Underwood told people exclusively For the last show. “I love that we can do this show for people who have come to Las Vegas from all over the world.”

She added, “We always like to bring large production values ​​for our show, but reflection really allowed us to take it to a new level.”

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During her last show, Underwood largely handled her feelings and knew she was in the middle of her Vegas Swan song. But her voice seemed to break something when she came down from the stage for the last time, after a fantastic reproduction of 2014’s “Something in the Water”, her final number.

“Thank you again for coming to reflection,” American idol Alum – and Now new judge – said. “It has been an honor and a privilege and a pleasure and a blessing to be at this stage.”