Carrie Underwood's Husband Shares a Sweet Photo Taken with the Singer in Honor of Her Birthday

Carrie Underwood just celebrated her 36th birthday and her husband's tribute to her is as sweet as it gets.

Underwood's husband Mike Fisher dedicated a birthday post to his wife and people loved the country singer's apparent new look.

Of course, there are many things people love about the family-focused God-fearing woman. Yet there was a slight difference in her typical looks in the picture Fisher posted of him and his wife.

In the photo, dark-bearded Fisher appeared to be sitting. He wore a grey shirt and spotted a baseball cap. He also had on a small tooth-filled smile.

Underwood was right next to him in a black long-sleeve outfit. Her hair was tucked back flowed about her neck, but the color was somewhat different.

Some people pointed out that her usual blonde locks have a darker tone than before, making the singer shine in the photo. Either way, Underwood had a glow about her that fans loved.

Fisher wrote in the caption:

"Happy birthday babe! You're an incredible wife and mom! Us boys are so grateful for you! Love you lots."

Fisher and Underwood just welcomed their second son in January, so people were surprised at her radiance. Of course, it was her birthday so she should have been especially happy.

Plus, Underwood's hit song "Love Wins" just made it to the top of CMT's Hot 20 list. The singer reposted the clip and caption announcing the number one spot to her own Instagram on Monday.

Recently, the couple celebrated their son Isaiah's birthday in a heartwarming post. Fisher shared a cute video of her singing to her four-year-old after inhaling from a helium-filled balloon.

In chipmunk-style, she sings the birthday song while skilfully holding one-month-old baby Jacob in her hand. Before Underwood gets to the end though, an excited Isaiah snatches the yellow balloon from her.

We wish Underwood a Happy Birthday and many more to come. We also hope to see years of happiness with her husband as the two continue to share love and joy with the world.