Carrie Underwood's family reportedly safe after Tennessee home caught fire on Father's Day

Country music superstar Carrie Underwood and her family were thankfully safe after the garage in the singer's Williamson County property caught fire on Sunday night.

According to the Williamson County Fire Rescue, as reported by WKRN News 2, the fire in Underwood's Pinewood Road residence, which is located in the west of Leiperk's Fork, caught fire at around 9:40 pm. The county quickly dispatched all eight of its stations following the fire alarm, given that the property was in a remote location.

Officials have noted that the fire crew had to travel a long road followed by another long driveway to get to the primary residence. When the first responders arrived on the scene, there was already a "fully-involved" fire at the garage part of the residence.

Thankfully, the firefighters were able to quickly extinguish the blaze, many thanks to the 10,000-gallon water tanks Carrie Underwood had already installed on the premises.

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"No injuries" were reported after Carrie Underwood's home caught fire on Sunday

Carrie Underwood's spokesperson released a statement to People confirming the fire that broke on Sunday, sharing that the American Idol alum and her family are all safe following the incident. The statement noted that the singer, her husband, Mike Fisher, and their two children, Michael, 9, and Jacob, 5, along with the family's pets were all unharmed after the house fire.

The statement mentioned that the fire was "quickly contained." It further noted:

"There was no fire damage to the primary residence, and the family and their pets are unharmed."

A spokesperson of the Williamson County Fire and Rescue, Dinah Wade, also shared an update, saying that an off-road UTV caught fire, which later spread into Carrie Underwood's garage. Wade noted that there were four people and three pets in total at the house.

Moreover, Wade mentioned that pockets of fire were detected inside the wall and it took several hours for the crew to put out the blaze.

There are no cost estimates for the damages caused by the fire at the moment, and while the home remains intact, Wade noted that smoke odor could be smelled from the inside of the house.

Meanwhile, a Facebook post made by the Williamson County Fire and Rescue to share an update on the house fire mentioned:

"Crews were able to knock down the fire quickly to prevent spread into the house. Firefighters continue to put out hotspots to prevent further spread. The cause of the fire is under investigation. There are no injuries at this time."

While everyone was thankfully safe following the house fire, it's unclear if the incident has put a dampen on Carrie Underwood's and her family's celebration of Father's Day. A few short hours before the incident, the singer had shared a selfie with her two sheep on her Instagram Story.