Isaiah Fisher Is Following In One Of His Parents’ Footsteps – But Is it Carrie or Mike?

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Since the day he was born in February 2015, we have watched the oldest son of Carrie Underwood and Mike Fisher grow up right in front of our eyes.

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With parents at the top of their respective careers, fans have always wondered which parent he will take after, his singing mom or his hockey playing dad! During an interview on The Tonight Show while she was pregnant with son Jacob, Underwood revealed she hopes he will take after her.

If he’s not musically inclined, that is fine. I’m excited to find out what he’s good at, what he’s passionate about and I will support that, but I really want him to sing,” she said, before admitting he likes to sing the theme songs from the shows Duck Tales and Fraggle Rock.

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While we don’t really know what his singing voice sounds like now that he’s almost four years old, we do have this video Underwood took in 2017 of him singing part of the song “Jesus Loves Me” with his mama, and it is too cute for words!

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While Underwood hopes he will have a bright future on the stage, Fisher probably wants his boy to follow in his footsteps, or should we say ice skates. Over two years ago, Isaiah joined him on the ice for some fun and it became the cutest father-son montage we have ever seen.

He was too young for his own skates then, but he isn’t now!

Over the weekend, Fisher shared a photo of his toddler son learning how to ice skate while wearing the tiniest pair of skates we’ve ever seen. Wearing a hockey helmet, Isaiah is photographed briefly letting go of the orange skate trainer, showing his mom and dad he’s ready for the big leagues! Maybe we will see him in the NHL one day!

“Look ma no hands,” Fisher wrote on the photo. Check it out below!

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Jennifer Pernicano

Hi! I'm Jen, a Southern California-based country music fan. One of my favorite things to do is go to a country concert and experience the art of storytelling in person. There truly is nothing else like it!

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