“The Kelly Clarkson Show” to End After Seventh Season
In a surprising announcement, Kelly Clarkson has revealed that her popular talk show, “The Kelly Clarkson Show,” will be coming to an end after its currently airing seventh season. The decision to end the show was made by Clarkson herself, citing the need to prioritize her children in this next chapter of their lives following the death of her ex-husband and former manager, Brandon Blackstock, in 2025 after a three-year battle with cancer.
Despite the show’s conclusion, production on Season 7 will continue as planned, with the final episodes set to air this fall. Special guest hosts will also be featured in the remaining episodes of the season, although their identities have yet to be announced.
In a heartfelt statement, Clarkson expressed her gratitude to her team, fans, and NBC for their support over the past seven seasons. She acknowledged the incredible moments and shows that have been a part of the series and thanked everyone involved for their contributions. While stepping away from the daily schedule of hosting the show, Clarkson reassured fans that this is not goodbye and hinted at future projects in music and potentially returning to “The Voice.”
“The Kelly Clarkson Show” first premiered in 2019 and has since garnered a loyal following with its mix of celebrity interviews and inspiring stories. The show’s unique format includes a “Kellyoke” segment at the beginning of each episode, where Clarkson and her band perform covers of popular songs. Additionally, the occasional “Songs & Stories” episodes delve into the music of various artists, showcasing Clarkson’s passion for music and storytelling.
Throughout its run, “The Kelly Clarkson Show” has been recognized with 24 Daytime Emmy Awards, including consecutive wins for outstanding daytime talk series and talk show host. The show is produced by Universal Television and distributed by NBCUniversal Syndication Studios, airing in over 200 markets nationwide.
Executive vice president of NBCUniversal Syndication Studios, Tracie Wilson, praised Clarkson for her talent and energy, stating that the show has created a connection with audiences and made them feel seen and heard. Valari Staab, chairman of NBCUniversal Local, also expressed gratitude for the show’s consistent entertainment value and high-quality production.
As “The Kelly Clarkson Show” prepares to bid farewell, fans can look forward to the remaining episodes of Season 7 and celebrate the legacy that Clarkson and her team have created over the past seven years. The show will undoubtedly be remembered for its warmth, humor, and connection with viewers, leaving behind a lasting impact in the world of daytime television.
