Kelly Clarkson to End Daytime Talk Show After Seven Years, Prioritizing Family Life.
Singer and TV personality Kelly Clarkson has announced that she will be ending her seven-year run on daytime talk show "The Kelly Clarkson Show" after its current season. Production will continue as planned, with episodes airing until the fall.
Clarkson cited a desire to prioritize her family life as the reason for her decision. She recently lost her husband and manager Brandon Blackstock to melanoma at the age of 48, and her two children are also a significant part of her life.
The singer expressed gratitude towards her team and NBCUniversal for their support during her time on the show, which has won 24 Daytime Emmy Awards, including four for best daytime talk series and four for Clarkson as best talk show host.
Clarkson has been an integral part of daytime TV since her win on "American Idol" in 2002, going on to have numerous chart-topping hits and awards. Her show, which averages around 1.2 million same-day viewers, features a unique music segment called "Kellyoke", showcasing Clarkson's vocal range and musical taste.
Although she will be stepping away from the daily talk show format, Clarkson hinted that she may return in the future, possibly through her work on "The Voice" or occasional performances.
Singer and TV personality Kelly Clarkson has announced that she will be ending her seven-year run on daytime talk show "The Kelly Clarkson Show" after its current season. Production will continue as planned, with episodes airing until the fall.
Clarkson cited a desire to prioritize her family life as the reason for her decision. She recently lost her husband and manager Brandon Blackstock to melanoma at the age of 48, and her two children are also a significant part of her life.
The singer expressed gratitude towards her team and NBCUniversal for their support during her time on the show, which has won 24 Daytime Emmy Awards, including four for best daytime talk series and four for Clarkson as best talk show host.
Clarkson has been an integral part of daytime TV since her win on "American Idol" in 2002, going on to have numerous chart-topping hits and awards. Her show, which averages around 1.2 million same-day viewers, features a unique music segment called "Kellyoke", showcasing Clarkson's vocal range and musical taste.
Although she will be stepping away from the daily talk show format, Clarkson hinted that she may return in the future, possibly through her work on "The Voice" or occasional performances.
. Kelly Clarkson's decision to end her daytime talk show is a reminder that our priorities can shift at any moment. I mean, we get caught up in the daily grind and think we're all about work and fame... but what about the people who matter most? Her family life is definitely taking center stage now 
. It's beautiful to see someone value their personal life over professional success (at least for a little while). And honestly, I'm kinda curious to see how she'll navigate her future projects... will it be just as fulfilling? 
! Kelly Clarkson is one of my fave TV personalities ever & I've been watching her show for years now 
. I know she's had a tough time with losing her husband and it's so sad that he's no longer with us 
, but at the same time I get why she needs to prioritize her family life now. She deserves all the happiness in the world & if that means focusing on her kids and personal life, then that's what she should do 
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, especially the "Kellyoke" segment 
... but I know production will keep going for a bit longer so I can still enjoy some more episodes 
. Who knows, maybe we'll see Kelly back on TV again in the future & that would be AMAZING 
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. On a more serious note, family life is everything, and if she needs to focus on that right now, I'm all for it. Losing someone to melanoma is just awful 
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. It's clear that being a parent is very important to her and she wants to make sure she's there for her kids. Seven years is a long run on a daytime talk show, so I think it's reasonable of her to take a step back and focus on what really matters.
. The "Kellyoke" segment is always a highlight for me - she's such an incredible singer and performer! I'm sad that she'll be leaving the daily talk format, but like she said, maybe we'll see her pop up on other shows or live performances in the future 
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. She's a true talent and I have no doubt that she'll continue to slay the entertainment industry in whatever way she chooses to do so 
. I mean, who can blame her for wanting to be there more for them? 
it's gonna be weird seein her episodes air without her tho 
. I'm actually kinda sad about this because I loved watching her show and it was always so much fun 
. And omg what if she does come back on TV in some way? That would be amazing 
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24 daytimie emmys is no joke tho gotta give it up for kelly she's a talented singer and host
! The show was always on point, even when the guests were kinda meh 
. I loved "Kellyoke" tho, girl can SING 