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Sara Evans<\/a> will become a first-time grandmother in October, but there’s one problem plaguing her — what is her soon-to-be grandson going to call her?<\/p>\n Evans was being interviewed by CMT<\/a> when she went off-script and made a pseudo cry for help to the audience and her fans.<\/p>\n The 54 year-old “Suds In The Bucket” singer will become a grandparent this fall. Her daughter Audrey is pregnant with a baby boy due October 24. But Evans has yet to decide what her “grandma name” will be.<\/p>\n Evans said, “We’re so excited! We know it’s a boy and I can’t decide what I’m gonna be called.”<\/p>\n She has one name in mind, though.<\/p>\n “My Granny, my mom’s mom was like the love of my life, so to honor my Granny, I want to be Granny,” Evans details.<\/p>\n “But everybody keeps going ‘No, you can’t be Granny, you don’t look like a Granny,'” she adds with a laugh.<\/p>\n “The other option is Sasa because my niece named me Sasa when she was a baby,” the singer continues.<\/p>\n The highly-decorated CMA and ACM winner capped off her sentiment by\u00a0joking, “I’m too young and all that….glamorous,” as she flipped her hair over her shoulder and smiled.<\/p>\n Sara Evans has three kids. A son named Avery (25), and two daughters, Olivia (22) and 20 year-old Audrey.<\/p>\n Sara Evans’\u00a0first number one\u00a0song<\/a> was\u00a0“No Place That Far,” off of her sophomore album, No Place That Far<\/em>, in 1998.<\/p>\n After that, Evans went on to achieve no. 1 status again with\u00a0“Born to Fly,” “Suds in the Bucket,” “A Real Fine Place to Start” and most recently, 2010’s “A Little Bit Stronger.”<\/p>\n If you call yourself a real fan of ’90s country music, you probably need to know the words to all of these hit songs.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n Gallery Credit: Carena Liptak<\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\nHow Many Kids Does Sarah Evans Have?<\/h3>\n
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