Country star Carrie Underwood’s house in Tennessee caught fire during the evening on June 16.
According to her representative, the fire was quickly contained and did not cause any damage to the main house.
Brad Cafarelli stated that the family was able to get out safely.
The fire department was informed about the incident at around 9:40 p.M. on the 16th.
The local fire department’s Instagram page posted a picture of the incident, which it claimed involved a fire in the garage.
It stated that the firefighters were able to quickly put out the flames to prevent them from spreading to the house.
According to Captain Dinah Wade, the fire started when a UTV vehicle was left in the garage.
According to Wade, the fire then moved to the garage. They were able to prevent it from spreading to the main house.
For several hours, the firefighters worked to extinguish the fire’s extension.
They were assisted by a couple of engine and ladder trucks from the Franklin Fire Department.
The crew and tanker from the Fairview Fire Department were also able to help the firefighters during their efforts.
Wade noted that Underwood had provided the firefighters with a water reservoir on her property.
All of the occupants of the house were safe.
According to Wade, there were three dogs in the house, and two of them were relocated to a different home when the fire occurred.
One of the dogs was reportedly loyal to the homeowners, and it was also friendly to the firefighters.
