Country singer Ingrid Andress made headlines recently after admitting to being drunk during her performance of the U.S. national anthem at Major League Baseball’s Home Run Derby. Andress, a four-time Grammy nominee, took to social media to apologize for her behavior and announced that she would be entering a rehab facility to seek help.
Andress’ performance, which took place in Arlington, Texas, was met with criticism and unfavorable comparisons to Roseanne Barr’s infamous rendition at a 1990 San Diego Padres game. Despite the backlash, Major League Baseball has not yet commented on the situation.
In response to Andress’ admission, fans and industry insiders have shown support for the singer as she takes steps towards recovery. Andress’ openness about her struggles with alcohol serves as a reminder of the pressures faced by artists in the spotlight.
While Andress focuses on her health and well-being, country singer Cody Johnson has been tapped to perform the national anthem at Tuesday’s All-Star Game. The event promises to be a memorable moment for fans and players alike, as they come together to celebrate the sport and the country.
Andress’ decision to seek help is a courageous one, and serves as a reminder of the importance of mental health and self-care. As fans, we should show our support for Andress as she embarks on this journey towards healing and recovery. We look forward to seeing her return to the stage stronger and healthier than ever before.
