Kelly Clarkson Bids Farewell to Daytime TV After Seven Seasons

Kelly Clarkson announced the conclusion of her daytime talk show following its seventh season, prioritizing family commitments after the death of her former husband. Clarkson expressed gratitude to the show's team and fans, hinting at future musical projects and appearances on 'The Voice.'

In a significant shift in the daytime television landscape, Kelly Clarkson will end her beloved show, 'The Kelly Clarkson Show,' following its seventh season, as announced by NBCUniversal and Clarkson via social media.

Clarkson cited family priorities as the driving force behind her decision, particularly after the death of her former husband, Brandon Blackstock, in August 2025. The Grammy-winning artist expressed a deep desire to spend more time with her two children, ages 11 and 9.

Despite this challenging decision, Clarkson conveyed gratitude to her show's team, guests, and fans for their unwavering support throughout the show's successful run. While stepping away from her talk show duties, she plans to continue her music career and remains open to occasional performances and potential future involvement with 'The Voice.'

(With inputs from agencies.)