Carrie Underwood Gives Olympic Gold Medalist a Story to Tell

Olympic Gold medalist Madison Kocian (U.S.A. Women’s Gymnastics) made her dreams come true in Rio. Rather than saying she wanted to go to Disney World following her gold and silver medal wins, she has said repeatedly that she wants to meet Carrie Underwood.

Shamelessly hitting Twitter, the nineteen-year-old uneven bar specialist who is heading to UCLA in the Fall asked her favorite artist if she would be attending MTV’s VMAs tomorrow night.

Hey @carrieunderwood I’m going to be at the VMA’s tomorrow night, will you? I’d love to meet you?

— Madison Kocian (@MadisonKocian) August 27, 2016

Unfortunately, Underwood will not be in attendance, but she did respond to Kocian’s tweet, exclaimed that she wanted to meet the athlete, and invited her to be a guest at The Storyteller Tour.

@MadisonKocian I won’t be there ? but we MUST meet! ? I want you to be my guest to a show on #TheStorytellerTour We start back next week!

— Carrie Underwood (@carrieunderwood) August 27, 2016

A People Magazine cover, The Today Show, The Jimmy Kimmel Show, a cereal box, and more, yet somehow we think this exchange is the most exciting thing to follow Madison Kocian’s Olympic dream, and we can’t wait to see how this unfolds!

Carrie Underwood, Madison Kocian, Storyteller, Storyteller Tour

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