Underwood went on to say that while Isaiah “was so happy” when he listened back to the recording, he was also very critical of his work.

“I felt like in his little head…I was trying to read his face. I felt like he was like, ‘Oh, I don’t know.’ Not like, ‘I could’ve done better,’ but there was something and I’m like, that is me in you for sure,'” she continued, explaining that both she and her son are perfectionists.

When asked how she would react if Isaiah ever expresses an interest in following in her musical footsteps, Underwood said she would “definitely be supportive.”

“For whatever it is that he’s feeling like he’s being led to do in life,” Underwood said. “I think he’s gonna be a person of many gifts and we’re gonna see what he wants to do with them. If you ask him right now, it was something like an astronaut, a fireman, then it was like something ridiculous, like Spiderman.”

Underwood shares both Isaiah and her 1 year-old son Jacob with her husband, former professional hockey player Mike Fisher. Throughout her time at home with her family during her quarantine, Underwood said she has tried to fill her kids’ time with as many extracurricular activities as possible.

“It’s so important for them to get that physical time for themselves,” she said. “Hopefully as they get older, they will concentrate more on that and then we will be working out together.”