Carrie Underwood Fans React After Her ‘Devastating’ Loss At The CMT Music Awards: ‘She Got Robbed Again’

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Carrie Underwood gave a killer performance of “Hate My Heart” at the 2023 CMT Music Awards, but the hitmaker unfortunately didn’t take home any awards at the ceremony. The “Before He Cheats” singer, 40, was up for two awards at the event, and stunned fans when she graced the red carpet in a long-sleeved, crystal-encrusted top with matching short-shorts from Dolce & Gabbana.

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As seen in Instagram comments from her devotees under her latest post, Underwood’s fans are “devastated” and “shocked” at the fact that she went home empty-handed. On April 3rd, the American Idol winner and style icon uploaded a photo carousel post for her 12.4 million followers and included snaps of her shimmering ensemble and other photos of her performing the fourth track off her 2022 record, Denim & Rhinestones, live.

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Carrie Underwood Goes Home From CMT Awards Empty-Handed

In her caption, Underwood wrote, “I had a great time last night at the #CMTAwards … here’s some pics to prove it!” with a smiley face emoji. She then added, nodding to her fans and voters, “Thanks to everyone who voted! I want you to know that I saw you guys and how hard you were all working…it really meant a lot!!!”

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The ceremony was held for the very first time in Austin, Texas this year, at the Moody Center. The night was hosted by country crooners Kelsea Ballerini and Kane Brown. Underwood helped present during the evening, and was nominated for the following awards: 'Video Of The Year' for "Hate My Heart," and 'Female Video Of The Year' for "Ghost Story." She lost the former to Kane Brown and Katelyn Brown for "Thank God," and the latter to Lainey Wilson for "Heart Like A Truck."

Fans Slam CMT Music Awards For 'Robbing' Underwood Of 'Deserved' Wins

Naturally, fans headed to Underwood's IG comment section to not only hype up her silver, glimmering get-up, but also to express their "sadness" at her "getting robbed" and not winning either of the two awards. "Best legs in the business! I’m so jealous! Lol" one commented as another chimed in, writing, "Obsessed with this look," with heart-eye emojis (us, too!)

One fan wrote under the American Idol winner's upload, "You were amazing as usual! I’m glad you saw us voting, but man do I feel like we let you down some. You deserve the world." Someone else added, "you deserved those awards more than anyone" as one other replied, "Love your music, but no longer following CMT."

Although Underwood didn't bring home the gold this year, the "Jesus, Take the Wheel" hitmaker still remains the most-awarded star in CMT Music Awards history!