Carrie Underwood falls in tears while she receives a star on Hollywood Walk of Fame

Carrie Underwood received her star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Thursday and was thrilled to thank her family and fans for her incredible career.

The 35-year-old singer struggled through her speech as she cried happily. Underwood referred to his small town roots in his speech after receiving kind words from his mentor "American Idol", Simon Cowell, and singer Brad Paisley.

"How's my life?" Underwood was amazed. "How does a girl from Muskogee, Oklahoma, find herself with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame? I'll tell you how – belief. I've been so blessed in my life." To have … so many people who believe in me. "

Later, she loved her husband Mike Fisher and their 3-year-old son Isaiah.

"I have met an incredible man, Mike, who thinks I am much better than I am in every way," she said. "Thank you for believing in me as a human, as a wife, as a mother, and in supporting me all the way through it all.He believes in me and we have another little man who believes in me. Michael, I love you so much you're the best thing we've done – the best thing, I love you and I'm proud of you and I believe in you too.

"It's absolutely amazing and a dream come true," she added. "… that's how it happens – belief, so believe in people, believe in yourself and just thank you."

Underwood – who is currently pregnant with her second child – was gorgeous, showing her baby bump in a dramatic red trench coat.

Last week, Underwood revealed heartbreakingly in an interview with "CBS Sunday Morning" that before getting pregnant she suffered three miscarriages in two years.

"2017 was not as I imagined it," she said. "I thought 2017 was the year I was working on new music and I have a baby, we got pregnant early in 2017 and we were not successful."

"And that was the thing, at first it was like," OK, God, we know it's just that it was not your timing. And all is fine. We will bounce back and make our way. "She continued. "And I'm pregnant again in the spring, and it did not work, I got pregnant in early 2018. It did not work, so at that point, was a bit like, "the case? What's that? "

A source recently told ET that the country's superstar was able to weather its tumultuous 2017 by relying on its support system and "learning to take a break."

"Carrie is a wonderful mother and amazing performer, she wanted 2017 to be her year," said the source. "She made big changes in management, but facing her career, miscarriages, falling, and losing part of her team was more than she could handle."

"She has come a long way and we are all very proud of her," continued the source. "She is incredibly strong, she has an incredibly supportive family and has relied on them and her closest friends to get through."

The source noted that these days, Underwood could not do better.

"Carrie is so healthy and happy," said the source. "Carrie and Mike are so grateful for this precious time, they are grandparents and have always wanted to have more children, so they believe it's a real miracle."