The wardrobe changes for the CMA Awards could be a problem now that Carrie Underwood is pregnant. Meanwhile, Chris DeStefano dished the behind-the-scenes in the making of "Something in the Water."

After it was announced that Carrie Underwood is pregnant, Staci Wuokko wrote for CBS Local that everybody's dying to know more details about her baby with Mike Fisher.

"What's the nursery look like? What will they name him/her? What are Carrie's food cravings - does she even get cravings?" she wrote.

However, the pregnant Carrie Underwood told Cody Alan of "CMT Radio" that she's really not too worried about her second baby.

"Until we find out if it's gonna be a boy or a girl. We haven't really done anything with the room or anything," she said. "I bought a few books online - kids books and stuff - that I grew up with. Just little things. But we're kind of waiting to see if it's a he or a she."

What Carrie Underwood is really worried about, as well as the production staff for the CMA Awards, is what she's going to wear.

The songstress has made it almost a tradition to wear as many dresses as she can for the CMA Awards, but with Carrie Underwood being pregnant, that might be a thing of the past.

"I don't know if I can keep up with those numbers just from pure exhaustion," she said.

Now that Carrie Underwood is pregnant, she also ditched the motorbike gifted to her by Miranda Lambert.

Previously, the singer told a Taste of Country that her husband also gave her a little dirt bike to practice on since the motorbike that Lambert bought for her was a "really big bike."

"It's kind of serious, so I need some practice, and I was like, 'OK, I guess we'll have to take a timeout on the motorcycle lessons for a while!'" she said.