In an exciting development nearly two decades after her thrilling win on the fourth season of "American Idol," Carrie Underwood is reportedly returning to the show, but this time in a different role. According to reports from TMZ and Deadline, Underwood is set to replace Katy Perry as a judge in the upcoming 23rd season, joining the returning panelists Luke Bryan and Lionel Richie.
Underwood's return is marked by a stellar career that has seen her attain unprecedented success. As per Forbes, Underwood is the highest-earning female artist in the history of "American Idol." Over the years, she has released nine studio albums, acquired eight Grammy Awards, and secured twenty-three Country Music Television Awards, with her music sales exceeding 85 million units.
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