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Kelly Clarkson announces end of talk show

Kelly Clarkson To End Talk Show After 7 Seasons for Her Family

Kelly Clarkson is preparing to close a major chapter of her television career. The Grammy-winning singer and TV host has announced that her long-running daytime series, “The Kelly Clarkson Show,” will come to an end after its current season.

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Kelly Clarkson Addresses Why Her Talk Show Is Officially Ending After 7 Years: ‘Not An Easy Decision'

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Kelly Clarkson announces final season as host of ‘The Kelly Clarkson Show’

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Kelly Clarkson Just Made A Lot Of Her Viewers Very Sad

Kelly Clarkson is making a big change in her life, one that will affect fans of her daytime talk show.

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Kelly Clarkson ending talk show ‘to prioritize my kids’

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Kelly Clarkson Reveals She’s Ending Her NBC Talk Show To ‘Prioritize’ Her Kids—so, Will the TV Host Leave New York for Good?

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‘The Kelly Clarkson Show’ to end after seven years

Throughout more than 1,000 episodes, Clarkson has hosted an array of celebrities and everyday people to share discussions on their “unfiltered perspective on life, relationships, parenting, and things...

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Kelly Clarkson's Daytime Talk Show Ending After 7 Seasons

Radar Online

Kelly Clarkson Could Leave Daytime TV as She Focuses on Kids After Ex-Husband's Death

Kelly Clarkson may be preparing to walk away from daytime TV, RadarOnline.com can reveal. Sources said the American Idol winner, 43, could end The Kelly Clarkson Show after its seventh season to focus on her children following the August 2025 death of her ex-husband, Brandon Blackstock.

PopCulture.com

‘Kelly Clarkson Show’ Viewers Weigh in After Singer Quits Daytime TV

Fans of The Kelly Clarkson Show are weighing in after its award-winning host announced Monday that the talk show would be coming to an end after its ongoing seventh season. Kelly Clarkson announced Monday that she would be stepping away from her show in order to “prioritize [her] kids” following the death of their father,