Country music artist Ingrid Andress made headlines after confessing that she was intoxicated during her performance of the national anthem at The MLB Home Run Derby. Andress, 32, received backlash on social media for her rendition, with some calling it one of the worst ever.
In a statement released on Tuesday, Andress revealed that she was drunk during the performance and has decided to seek help by checking herself into a rehab facility. She apologized to MLB, her fans, and the country for her actions, acknowledging that it was not a true representation of herself.
Andress, a four-time Grammy nominee, is most recognized for her hit single “More Hearts Than Mine,” which reached number 30 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. She also collaborated with country singer Sam Hunt on the song “Wishful Drinking,” which peaked at number 47 on the charts.
Despite the criticism she faced for her anthem performance, many social media users have shown their support for Andress as she embarks on her journey to recovery. Fellow artists, including country star Carly Pearce, have also shared messages of encouragement for Andress during this challenging time.
It’s important to remember that seeking help and taking steps towards recovery is a brave and positive decision. We wish Ingrid Andress all the best as she focuses on her well-being and mental health. It’s crucial for individuals in the spotlight to prioritize self-care and seek assistance when needed. Let’s continue to show support and understanding for those facing personal struggles, both in the public eye and in our own lives.
