Fans first saw Carrie Underwood compete on "American Idol" in 2005. Now, 14 years later, the star is sharing whether she'd be up for a reunion.

On Wednesday, the 36-year-old singer -- who won the reality competition series in season 4 -- revealed she had one condition when it comes to returning to her roots.

"An 'Idol' reunion?" Underwood asked Entertainment Tonight's host Nischelle Turner.

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"I see all of those judges," the "Southbound" songstress added of Simon Cowell, Paula Abdul and Randy Jackson. "I've never seen them together since I was on the show but that's pretty incredible," she said.

The mom of two was referencing how Kelly Clarkson -- who won season one -- recently brought together the show's three original judges for her daytime talk show.

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"As long as they don't judge me," the star teased. "I'm down if nobody critiques anything."

Underwood -- who is currently on her "Cry Pretty Tour 360" tour -- is set to host the CMA Awards again in November.

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Her co-host since 2008, Brad Paisley, is taking a break this year. Underwood will be joined by "special guest hosts" Dolly Parton and Reba McEntire.