Singer Carrie Underwood has ended up with a sprained foot after she fell on stage.
The country singer was performing to a sold-out crowd in Corpus Christi, Texas Thursday when she suffered a serious tumble and had to be taken to hospital for treatment, reports people.com.
The 30-year-old got trapped under one of her five-inch heels, causing her to land on her posterior mid-song as she was performing on a track called "Undo It".
Even with the pain, Underwood continued to sing, and made sure she finished the live show.
The "American Idol" winner was later diagnosed with a sprained ankle and doctors have ordered her to wear a protective boot while she recuperates.
The singer also shared a picture of her new footwear on Twitter and posted: "Hey, remember that time in Corpus Christi when that girl busted her butt on stage?! Hilarious! Oh wait, that was me! 5 Inch heels (sic).
"I can't move my toes. Is that bad? ... Good news, it's not broken," she added.
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