She talks about what it’s like to date:

 “It’s awkward,” she confides. “You can’t go out on a date like a normal person. There are a lot of phones involved.” She laughs. “That can be either a good thing or a bad thing because you get to know ’em before you go out with ’em, but then you only see each other maybe once a month, maybe twice. As if dating weren’t awkward enough. And I don’t know the rules…. I’m still learning!”

On that infamous quote that she still talks to Tony Romo:

“See, this is always a tricky thing,” “I don’t think people realize that when you do an interview, the magazine comes out six months later. It was just something that was said in passing, and I would never mean to say anything to hurt anybody or to stir up anything, because I’m just not about drama. At all. I might be mad too,” Underwood adds, “if somebody said my boyfriend was calling some other girl. So I can definitely see where she would be coming from. But I haven’t talked to him since, like, May.”

On promising never to talk about her private life again:

“If I say I am or I’m not, as soon as this magazine comes out, it might be the opposite of what I tell you now. In three months, it’ll be ‘Carrie said she’s not dating anybody,’ yet last night, I was out on the town with some guy. He’s going to get mad at me. Everybody’s going to think I’m a liar. It’s just best not to go there.”

Her hope is to meet someone who doesn’t know who she is:

“If I meet somebody, and they don’t know anything about me, that’s like, ‘Oh, you’re going to actually get to know me a little bit before you go Google me?’ ”

On not watching celebrity gossip shows:

“I would talk to my mom,” Underwood says, “and she’d be like, ‘Now they’re saying blah, blah, blah.’ She worries more about this stuff than I do because no parent would want anybody saying bad things about their daughter. Finally, I was like, ‘Mama, I’m out. I don’t know anything, I haven’t done anything.’ So we don’t talk about any gossip anymore.”

For the entire article/interview go here.