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.
Kelly Clarkson concluded her Emmy-winning daytime talk show, "The Kelly Clarkson Show," with a grand finale performance that left viewers in awe. The series finale featured Clarkson singing her most-requested Kellyoke song ever, "Golden," from the KPop Demon Hunters soundtrack. The Academy Award-winning track marked a high note for the show, which had earned 24 Daytime Emmy Awards and garnered 11 Emmy nominations in its final season.
Clarkson, a Grammy Award winner, also performed her new song, "I'd Be Lyin’," for the first time live during the special show. The final episode of the talk show aired after 1,200 episodes across seven seasons. Clarkson bid farewell to the show alongside her two children, River and Remy, citing her family as the reason for her departure.
She expressed gratitude to her audience for their support and believed in her over the past seven years.
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