Kelly Clarkson Announces End of The Kelly Clarkson Show After Season 7
Kelly Clarkson, the Grammy-winning singer and host of The Kelly Clarkson Show, announced that the show will end after its current seventh season. Clarkson shared the news on Instagram, citing personal and family reasons for her decision to step away from the show. Season 7 will be her last as the host of the Daytime Emmy-winning series.
The decision to end the show was a mutual and respectful one, with NBC acknowledging Clarkson’s impact on daytime television. The show, known for its warm tone, humor, and musical focus, quickly became a ratings success since its debut in 2019. Clarkson’s emotional covers in the “Kellyoke” segment were particularly popular, with several performances going viral.
Clarkson’s desire to prioritize her children and personal life, especially after the passing of her ex-husband Brandon Blackstock in 2025, led to the decision to end the show. The grueling daily schedule of a syndicated daytime show made it challenging for Clarkson to balance her family responsibilities.
Despite the show coming to an end, Clarkson assured fans that she will still be involved in music projects and may make occasional appearances on shows like The Voice. Her future plans include a more flexible schedule that allows her to focus on her family while continuing her music career.
The Kelly Clarkson Show will continue production for its final season, with Clarkson hosting remaining episodes until the show concludes in Fall 2026. The show’s legacy as a successful and award-winning daytime talk show will be remembered as Clarkson moves on to new endeavors in her career.