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Country singer Cody Johnson delivered a flawless national anthem performance at the MLB All-Star Game in Texas, a day after Ingrid Andress' off-key rendition, which she admitted was performed while drunk. Johnson's performance was well-received by the crowd and online fans, contrasting sharply with the criticism Andress faced.
Country singer Ingrid Andress has apologized for her widely criticized, drunken performance of the US national anthem at Major League Baseball's Home Run Derby. She admitted to being intoxicated and announced she is checking into a rehab facility. Despite the backlash, Andress received support from fellow artists and fans.
Country singer Ingrid Andress admitted she was drunk during her widely criticized National Anthem performance at the MLB Home Run Derby and announced she is checking into rehab to seek help.
Country music star Ingrid Andress announced she is entering rehab after a widely criticized, pitch-challenged performance of the national anthem at MLB's All-Star Game, attributing the flub to being drunk.
Ingrid Andress apologized for her viral national anthem performance at the 2024 Home Run Derby, admitting she was drunk and announcing she is checking into a facility for help.
Singer Ingrid Andress apologized for her poor rendition of the national anthem at the MLB Home Run Derby, revealing she was drunk during the performance and will seek rehabilitation. She expressed regret to MLB, fans, and the country, and announced her decision on Instagram.
Country star Ingrid Andress apologized for her viral, off-key national anthem performance at the Home Run Derby, admitting she was drunk and announcing plans to check into rehab. She also canceled upcoming shows and hinted at new music, though its release is uncertain.
Country singer Ingrid Andress announced she is entering rehab following a heavily criticized, intoxicated performance of the national anthem at the Home Run Derby. The performance, marked by off-key notes and artistic liberties, drew swift backlash from fans and critics. Andress apologized and canceled upcoming shows, while her label confirmed the news. Vocal coaches highlighted the difficulty of singing "The Star-Spangled Banner," emphasizing the need for preparation and compassion.
Country singer Ingrid Andress apologized for her controversial performance of the national anthem at the MLB Home Run Derby, admitting she was drunk and announcing she is checking into rehab.
Country singer Ingrid Andress admitted to being drunk during her off-key national anthem performance at the Home Run Derby, leading her to check into rehab. Sports figures like Howie Rose and Pat McAfee commented on the incident, with McAfee expressing optimism about Andress seeking help. The internet reacted strongly, and Phillies' Alec Bohm was caught on camera struggling to keep a straight face during the performance.
Country music artist Ingrid Andress announced she is checking into rehab after admitting she was intoxicated during her criticized national anthem performance at the 2024 MLB Home Run Derby. She apologized to MLB, fans, and the country, and has canceled upcoming shows.
Country singer-songwriter Ingrid Andress faced criticism for her performance of the national anthem at the 2024 Home Run Derby, admitting she was drunk and announcing plans to check into rehab. Despite her four Grammy nominations and successful singles, her "cursive-style" singing did not impress, leading to the cancellation of her upcoming show.
Country star Ingrid Andress went viral for flubbing the National Anthem at the 2024 MLB Home Run Derby, later revealing she was drunk during the performance and is now seeking help. She apologized to MLB, fans, and the country, and humorously mentioned her upcoming rehab stay on Instagram.
Country singer Ingrid Andress apologized for her widely criticized performance of the U.S. national anthem at the MLB Home Run Derby, admitting she was drunk and announcing she is checking into a facility for help. Major League Baseball and Andress's representatives have declined further comment.
Ingrid Andress admitted to being drunk while singing the National Anthem at the 2024 Home Run Derby and announced she is entering rehab. She apologized to MLB, fans, and the country for her off-key performance, which was widely mocked.