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Luke Bryan’s “Idol” Advice for Carrie Underwood: Get Therapy

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Luke Bryan’s “Idol” Advice for Carrie Underwood: Get Therapy

As you’ve surely heard by now, Carrie Underwood is returning to “American Idol”, where she’ll join judges Luke Bryan and Lionel Richie.

(Here’s the post confirming it, if you haven’t seen it.)

And if Luke could share one piece of advice with Carrie, it’s that she’s going to need therapy.  And if she already has a therapist, she’s going to need MORE.  But not to deal with the contestants . . . it’s to deal with THEM.

He says, quote, “She’s probably going to have to double [it] to deal with me and Lionel . . . maybe I should give her . . . do therapists do gift cards, where I can call her therapist and gift her a voucher?”

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