Ingrid Andress Says ‘I Was Drunk’ During Home Run Derby National Anthem Performance, Is Checking Into Rehab

Category: Music

Country star Ingrid Andress admits to being intoxicated while singing the National Anthem at baseball’s Home Run Derby, plans to check into rehab. Fellow singers show support. Speculation arose due to her off-key performance. Andress had previously suffered from depression but found peace in her native Colorado. She has had a successful music career, including Grammy nominations and hit singles.

Keywords: Ingrid Andress, National Anthem, Rehab, Depression, Country Music

Source: Variety

Update At: 7/17/2024

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