Carrie Underwood Reveals The Unusual Item She’s Taking Home With Her After Her Vegas Residency Ends

Carrie Underwood Is Nearing The End Of Her Las Vegas Residency

Carrie Underwood has been performing her Reflection Las Vegas residency for the past three years. But last year, the “Before He Cheats” singer announced that the show will officially come to an end in 2025.

The final dates for Reflection are set for this month, with performances scheduled for April 9,11, and 12.

The experience has clearly been life-changing for Underwood. Not many artists can say they’ve had such a long and successful run in Las Vegas.

By the time the final show wraps, she will have performed 72 times for fans who traveled from all over the world to see her.

With such a big milestone coming to an end, Underwood knew she had to take home a special keepsake to remember it all, and there’s one thing in particular she says she’s bringing back from the Reflection set.

Carrie Underwood Reveals The One Thing From Set That She’s Taking Home After Her Residency Ends

A staple in Underwood’s Vegas shows has been a custom-made throne built by her team. She sits on the large chair during the segment where she performs “Two Black Cadillacs.”

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At a recent concert, she shared that it’s one of her favorite parts of the production. So much so, that she wants to take it home with her once the residency is over.

“We got this chair that I gotta brag on,” she said to the audience. “The people that put this together, they literally went to a junkyard and found this super old Cadillac, chopped it up and made a throne for me to sit on.”

“I think I’m gonna put it in my living room when we pack up. That’s normal, right?” Underwood joked. “Just have my dog in my lap, crocheting on my throne. It’ll be awesome.”

The moment was shared on Instagram, and fans quickly filled the comments with support for Underwood’s fun idea to add the massive throne to her home decor.

“Well, they did go through all that trouble to build it. It would be rude NOT to put it in your home,” one fan wrote.

“You worked your butt off and performed a Phenomenal show! Definitely need a super cool, one of a kind keepsake from this Incredible Vegas era in the living room to memorialize forever!!” another said.

“Keep that thrown queen!!” exclaimed someone else.

If Underwood does end up taking the thrown home, it’ll definitely be a conversation starter. And who knows? Maybe she’ll even be convincing enough to swap out her chair on American Idol so she, Lionel Richie, and Luke Bryan can all take turns in it.