The video is based on the real life relationship Pickler had with her father growing up.

The day after Pickler's second birthday, her parents split up.

Yet it is not easy to be a City Pickler.

The video begins with Pickler sitting on a bed, before making her way outside to a balcony.

Are these accommodations much to ask of the ardent pickler?

Pickler performed a free concert at the home, and helped during reconstruction.

She was married to Eugene Pickler, and had 6 children.

Yet among the hurt and confusion, Pickler emerges as a survivor.

Pickler has stated several times that she was not heavily exposed to modern pop culture.

Mr. Pickler and analysts in other states said a number of stocks represented good value.

Kellie Pickler exploded into tears at the tail end of her performance.

Pickler also had some pretty stern words for those who are cavalier about parenthood.

Pickler will also reportedly be performing her new single, "Tough," during the episode in which she appears.

A short paragraph from Pickler describing the song's sentimental value to her was included on the back cover of the single.

Later, Pickler visits him and signs her name on his body cast and leaves.

The elopement turned out to be a result of Pickler just being plain fed up with wedding planning.

Pickler originally sang the song on the 2006 season of American Idol.

What, you say we didn't include Kellie Pickler on that "nice" list?

Each Tuesday night, the city's main street was cordoned off for a "Pickler party."

Her twin sister, Julie Pickler, is also a track and field athlete.

The song finishes and the video ends with Pickler seeing the little girl and smiling at her.

Later on, he is completely unhappy with his new life and has many flashbacks of him and Pickler.

And hey, who could forget Pickler's proclamation that she planned to have her pets as part of the ceremony?

Finally, at the end of this catastrophic rendition of the song, it came time for Pickler to do her part.

AP promoted Pickler to cover national political issues in December 2002.