The Kelly Clarkson Show Ends On A High Note After 7 Years With 'Golden' Performances And A Visit From Her Kids
Monday marked the end of an era in daytime TV with the final episode of The Kelly Clarkson Show. Here's how she (and her kids) said goodbye after seven years.
On Monday, August 31, the final episode of The Kelly Clarkson Show aired after a seven-season run, leaving viewers with a memorable farewell. The host, Emmy Award-winning Kelly Clarkson, treated her audience to a special "Kelly By Request" segment, performing some of the most requested songs from her discography, including "Since U Been Gone," "Sober," "Stronger," "Piece by Piece," and "Didn't I," her favorite live performance.
The series finale also featured a sneak peek of her new single, "I'd Be Lyin'." However, the highlight of the show was Clarkson's inspiring message to her viewers, urging them to choose positivity and self-love amidst life's uncontrollable circumstances. She expressed gratitude for the support of her fans, the cast, crew, and NBC, while announcing her final season as the talk show's host.
Clarkson's children, River Rose and Remington Alexander, made a heartfelt appearance, marking significant milestones in their young lives and sharing a special performance on stage. The emotional finale marked the end of an era in daytime television, leaving fans with fond memories of Clarkson's impactful journey.
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