‘American Idol’s Hannah Harper Gives Rare Look at Her ‘Unfiltered Side’

What To Know
- Hannah Harper shared a behind-the-scenes video from her life after winning American Idol.
- The clip gives fans a look at her “unfiltered side” while on the road with her kids.
Hannah Harper is normally polished and put together for her time in the public eye, but even she has an “unfiltered side.” The American Idol winner shared a behind-the-scenes video of her life on tour and revealed just how goofy she can get.
The video begins with Harper singing Hannah Montana‘s “The Best of Both Worlds” while getting her hair done on a tour bus, with chaos ensuing in the background. Another clip shows her with a face filter, followed by another shot of her dancing.
In another clip, she’s singing on the porch while her kids are playing in the backyard. One video shows Harper gulping down food in the front seat of her car while one of her children alleges in the background, “My dad broke into a bank and stole money.” Harper responds, “Really? Where’s it at? I want some of that money.”
There’s footage of her singing while makeup-free and driving and another video of her doing household chores. Harper then makes fun of the online comments about her buying a tour bus. “They’re like, ‘She didn’t buy that, she’s leasing it, her brother bought it for her,’” she mocks, before laughing and biting into her cheeseburger.
Needless to say, it’s not always glitz and glam for the singer, even after her success in the singing competition. However, it’s clear that she’s having a blast this summer!
While Harper has been busy on tour, she’s also making time for her family. The new tour bus has allowed her to bring her husband, kids, mom, dad, and band on the road with her, and with the tour dates continuing through the fall, it’ll certainly come in handy.
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On July 10, Harper will officially release the video for her song “Married Into This Town,” which she debuted during the American Idol finale. The song was inspired by her life in Missouri with husband Devon Mendenhall.