Kelly Clarkson Announces Ending ‘The Kelly Clarkson Show’ After 7 Seasons to Focus On Family

Published 02/02/2026, 9:03 PM EST

Seven seasons of The Kelly Clarkson Show have been a whirlwind of music, laughter, and unexpected moments. From Kellyoke performances that stunned fans to interviews that revealed surprising sides of celebrities, every episode felt alive.

The energy, the chaos, the laughter behind the cameras all spilled into the screen, creating magic week after week. Fans grew attached, awards piled up, and memories were made that lingered long after airtime. But now, after successfully running for years, the show is about to end.

Kelly Clarkson announced the end of her fan-favourite daytime show, choosing family over fame after seven successful seasons.

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Kelly Clarkson walks away from daytime TV to spend time with family

Kelly Clarkson announced on Instagram that she will be ending her fan-favourite daytime show after seven seasons. In her heartfelt message, she expressed immense gratitude to her crew, band, celebrity guests, and loyal fans. She reflected on the countless memorable moments, the creativity behind the scenes, and the support from NBC, calling the experience an incredible honor that she will cherish forever.

"Stepping away from the daily schedule will allow me to prioritise my kids, which feels necessary and right," she wrote. Clarkson emphasised that this was not an easy decision, acknowledging the love and dedication of everyone involved. She reassured fans that this is not goodbye, marking the beginning of a new chapter focused on family and personal life.

Kelly Clarkson further added that this is not a farewell, assuring fans that she will continue making music, performing live, and may even appear on The Voice occasionally. She expressed deep gratitude to her audience for welcoming the show into their lives and supporting it throughout its seven-season run.

Clarkson reflected on the incredible journey, the memories created, and the bond with her fans, emphasising that while the show is ending, her connection with viewers and her passion for entertainment will continue in unexpected and exciting ways. However, her children remain priority.

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Who are the children motivating Kelly Clarkson’s surprising exit from daytime TV, prompting the award-winning host to step away from her beloved show and devote more time to family and her personal life?

A glimpse inside Kelly Clarkson’s world with her kids

Kelly Clarkson is a devoted mother of two children, daughter River Rose, born on June 12, 2014, and son Remington Alexander. River inspired Clarkson’s 2016 children’s book and has accompanied her on international trips from a young age.

Known for her bold and independent personality, River faced challenges at school due to dyslexia, yet continues to thrive creatively. Clarkson balances her career and family life, often including her children in her music projects, making them a central part of her personal and professional journey.

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Kelly Clarkson’s second child, son Remington Alexander, was born on April 12, 2016, making River Rose a big sister at two years old. Remy faced early challenges with hearing and delayed speech, but he overcame them to find his personality and voice.

Clarkson has always balanced high-profile decisions and public attention, from defending fellow artists to managing her career, while fiercely protecting her family. From red carpets to Disney vacations, her children remain central to her life. Now, choosing family over fame, she steps away from her show.

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Yusra Miraj Khan

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Yusra Miraj Khan is an Entertainment Journalist at Netflix Junkie. Specializing in Taylor Swift and the British Royal Family, she transforms modern mythologies into high-ranking, reader-first narratives. Since joining in early 2025, Khan has penned over 500 articles, known for their sharp decoding of Easter eggs and PR silences.

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