Ingrid Andress Returns to Spotlight After National Anthem Controversy
Ingrid Andress is returning to the spotlight.
The "More Hearts Than Mine" singer performed the national anthem at Ball Arena in Denver, Colorado, ahead of the Feb. 28 Colorado Avalanche's hockey game against the Minnesota Wild.
Andress' performance of "The Star-Spangled Banner" came seven months after her ridiculed rendition of the national anthem from the 2024 Home Run Derby went viral, and she subsequently checked herself into rehab.
The country singer donned light wash blue jeans, an Avalanche jersey and heels as she performed ahead of the hockey game and appeared in good spirits as she got the crowd to sing along midway through the song.
"We're back baby," Andress captioned a video of the performance on Instagram. "Thank you @coloradoavalanche."
Back in July, the singer, 33, confessed to being drunk when she fumbled the national anthem at the baseball game before revealing that she would be entering rehab after the immediate blowback from her performance.
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"I'm not gonna bulls--t y'all, I was drunk last night," she said on Instagram at the time. "I'm checking myself into a facility today to get the help I need. That was not me last night."
Andress added, "I apologize to the MLB, all the fans, and this country I love so much for that rendition. I'll let y'all know how rehab is I hear it's super fun. xo, Ingrid."
"As a kid, it was a scary thing to hear," Andress continued. "This inability to fail brought me great success, but also brought extreme burnout and more fear than joy. As I've gotten older and experienced more life, I think the most human thing on earth is failing. It's getting kicked off, feeling the sting of it, but getting back on the same damn horse anyway."
The country star continued to say that she strives to be "resilient" and that the mistakes she's made in her life her "the person I am today."
"As a kid, it was a scary thing to hear," Andress continued. "This inability to fail brought me great success, but also brought extreme burnout and more fear than joy. As I've gotten older and experienced more life, I think the most human thing on earth is failing. It's getting kicked off, feeling the sting of it, but getting back on the same damn horse anyway."
The country star continued to say that she strives to be "resilient" and that the mistakes she's made in her life her "the person I am today."
"We have to talk about our mistakes in order for our success to make sense," she concluded. "'Footprints' is a reminder to all the people I love the most, and also to myself, that I'm out here trying my best at this 'life' thing."
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