Kelly Clarkson Cancels Las Vegas Concerts to Prioritize Family Time Amid Ex-Husband's Illness
Kelly Clarkson has made the difficult decision to cancel her upcoming concerts in Las Vegas to prioritize spending time with her children while her ex-husband, Brandon Blackstock, deals with an undisclosed illness. In a social media post, Clarkson expressed her regret to fans who had purchased tickets for the shows and thanked them for their understanding and support. The couple, who were married from 2013 to 2022, have two children together, an 11-year-old daughter, River Rose, and a 9-year-old son, Remington Alexander.
Clarkson's residency at Caesars in Las Vegas was initially delayed in July due to vocal issues, and now the remaining August Studio Session dates have been postponed. Despite normally keeping her personal life private, Clarkson felt it was important to be fully present for her children during this challenging time. Fans can expect Clarkson to return to the stage in November after taking this break to focus on her family.
In addition to her music career, Clarkson will also be joining Season 29 of The Voice as a mentor next spring. This new role will allow her to share her expertise and support aspiring artists on the popular singing competition show. Clarkson's fans can look forward to her return to the stage and screen as she continues to pursue her passion for music and mentoring.