Just two months after winning Entertainer of the Year at the Academy of Country Music Awards, Carrie Underwood took home the top prize for Video of the Year at the Country Music Television Awards on June 9. The fan favorite (both country awards shows are fan-voted) beat out Lady Antebellum (“Need You Now”), Toby Keith (“American Ride”), Miranda Lambert (“White Liar”) and Taylor Swift (“You Belong with Me”) with her hit song about a girl done wrong, “Cowboy Casanova.” That batch of nominees was announced at the start of the show after a list of 10 hopefuls was cut in half.

The only multiple winner of the night, Carrie Underwood also won an award for CMT Performance of the Year for “Temporary Home.” After the awards show, Billboard online reports that Underwood emphasized the role her fans have had on her career, saying, “They were there before I had anything, an album, a record deal, a tour or anything like that. They built me from the ground up.” The former American Idol winner was nominated in three categories (“Cowboy Casanova” lost out to Miranda Lambert’s “White Liar” in the Female Video of the Year category) along with fellow leading nominees Jason Aldean, Lady Antebellum and Taylor Swift.

Although everyone knows about Carrie Underwood’s engagement to NHL player Mike Fisher, the country star is usually pretty tight-lipped about their relationship and rarely walks the red carpet with her fiance. Her excitement appeared to get the best of her at the CMTs, however, as Underwood planted a kiss on Fisher when she was announced the winner of Video of the Year.

After the awards show, Underwood gushed about having her fiance by her Kamagra Gold site to usmagazine.com, saying, “It’s great having him there! No matter what happens, I go home a winner. I have the biggest prize, the guy sitting next to me. Win or lose, he is proud of me. Of course, it’s nice to share the good times too!” The couple is set to wed this summer.

Carrie Underwood better have a wedding planner in place though, as the singer has prescription cialis online a busy schedule coming up! Not only is she on tour, but Underwood recently launched the Temporary Home fund along with ACM Lifting Lives to help flood victims. Underwood is doing her part to help the thousands affected by the deadly flooding in Tennessee and is using grants she would receive as the reigning Academy of Country music Entertainer of the Year for the fun. In addition, Lifting Lives is donating money from the taping of the tribute special “ACM Presents: Brooks and Dunn.”

On her official website, Underwood said, “Last year, I partnered with ACM Lifting Lives to help people in my hometown of Checotah, Oklahoma. Now I’m happy that we can help people in my current home of Nashville.”

Carrie’s current road trip is in support of her latest album, Play On, and will see her stopping at scattered music festivals throughout the summer months. Fans can also get Carrie Underwood tickets online to see her this fall. Underwood recently announced plans to continue her tour in September, with opening acts Billy Currington and Sons of Sylvia in tow. Underwood will kick off the next leg of her tour in Portland, Ore. on Sept. 25 and remain on the road until Dec. 19.

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