EXCLUSIVE: Carrie Underwood is set to remind people of her American Idol origin story ahead of getting behind the judging desk. The singer is to lead webseries Idol to Icon, which will be released as a companion to the ABC show.

Carrie Underwood has officially come full circle. Two decades after her life-changing American Idol win, the country music sensation is stepping into a new role—as a judge on the very show that launched her career.

The season 4 winner is making her grand return to the show that started her career — this time as its newest judge.

W e’re mere days away from our first look at Carrie Underwood’s big comeback to American Idol as the show’s first winner to return as a judge. An audition special will air M

Carrie Underwood spent some time reminiscing about her early days competing on American Idol as she shared a snippet from her journal at that time with fans on social media. The eight-time Grammy winner,

Carrie Underwood is returning to American Idol after 20 years for the upcoming season, and she’s taking fans inside her winning run on the show in a new video posted to social media. Underwood shot to fame after winning Season 4 of American Idol in 2005,

Carrie Underwood is set to lead the new web series Idol to Icon, which is set to premiere on YouTube on March 4, ahead of American Idol Season 23

Carrie Underwood is taking on a new role alongside her judging duties on American Idol. The country star will lead Idol to Icon, a web series set to air on YouTube starting March 4. The series will serve as a companion to American Idol Season 23,