Kelly Clarkson Concludes Daytime Talk Show After 7 Successful Years
Kelly Clarkson is concluding her daytime talk show, The Kelly Clarkson Show, after seven successful seasons. The announcement was made on February 2, 2024, by Clarkson and NBCUniversal. Production for the show’s seventh season will wrap up as scheduled, with episodes to air through the fall.
In her statement, Clarkson emphasized the need to prioritize her children, daughter River, 11, and son Remington, 9. She stated that stepping away from the daily demands of the show felt like the right decision for her family’s next chapter. Clarkson has expressed immense gratitude for the experiences gained during her time as host.
Achievements of The Kelly Clarkson Show
Since its premiere in 2019, The Kelly Clarkson Show has garnered impressive recognition. Over its run, the program has won a total of 24 Daytime Emmy Awards, including:
- Four for Best Daytime Talk Series
- Four for Kelly Clarkson as Best Talk Show Host
Clarkson also received accolades as a producer, contributing to the show’s success. Notably, she won an Emmy in one of those categories for each of the first five seasons. However, the current season marked the first instance where she did not secure a win.
Personal Reflections and Transition
In an emotional acceptance speech for the Daytime Emmy award in 2024, Clarkson expressed gratitude to NBC for their support during her relocation of the show from Los Angeles to New York. The transition, she noted, was crucial for her mental well-being, allowing her to be present for her family during challenging times.
The show’s nostalgic element, “Kellyoke,” remains a fan favorite, highlighting Clarkson’s diverse musical talent and appreciation for a variety of genres. Her audience values the authenticity she brings, as she often explores songs beyond mainstream pop hits.
Kelly Clarkson’s Career Highlights
Clarkson’s career began when she became the first winner of American Idol in 2002. She has since achieved remarkable milestones, including:
- Three No. 1 hits on the Billboard Hot 100
- Three No. 1 albums on the Billboard 200
- Three Grammy Awards, two of which are for Best Pop Vocal Album
Looking ahead, Clarkson has assured fans that this is not a permanent farewell. She plans to continue making music and pursuing her passion for performance, including possible appearances on The Voice.
The Kelly Clarkson Show wraps up its legacy in daytime television this season, and Clarkson reminds audiences of the incredible journey they shared over seven remarkable years. The show continues to be produced by Universal Television, with distribution by NBCUniversal Syndication Studios and Alex Duda serving as the executive producer and showrunner.
