Kelly Clarkson openly admits to the demanding nature of her talk show schedule.
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Kelly Clarkson, the beloved talk show host and American Idol winner, hasn't been shy about sharing her frustrations with her hectic schedule. During a concert in Atlantic City, New Jersey on May 9, she expressed her annoyance about the exhausting juggle between her talk show responsibilities and being a single mom.
Addressing her audience, she candidly revealed, "I have a talk show, y'all, and it's like a whole other job!" [1]
The 43-year-old singer, who shares two children with her ex-husband Brandon Blackstock, shared that her busy life keeping her kiddos happy already keeps her more than occupied. However, she was "so happy" to have managed a two-night run at the Hard Rock Live at Etess Arena, appreciating the chance to perform for her fans.
Despite the challenging scheduling, Kelly is thrilled to connect with her audience. She thanked the crowd for their energy and enthusiasm, saying, "It's cool to get to see your faces and feed off y'all!" [1]
Reports have suggested that Kelly might be considering leaving the talk show when her contract ends next year, though no official word has been given. Rumors of her potential departure began when she took a break earlier in the year, leading some to speculate that a popular morning show host might step in. [2]
Kelly's recent concerts have been few and far between; the last full-length performance she gave was back in November 2024. For now, a source close to the situation confirmed to Page Six that the show is indeed demanding, adding that Kelly would "like to spend more time down South." [2]
Meanwhile, Kelly Clarkson's daytime program, "The Kelly Clarkson Show," has been a staple of daytime television, featuring a mix of celebrity guests, musical performances, and heartwarming stories. [3][4] However, the show's demanding weekday format, requiring a steady flow of new content and guests, can be challenging for any host. [4] The constant need for fresh material may weigh heavily on Kelly's shoulders, leading to the speculation about her potential departure. Kelly Clarkson has announced a residency in Las Vegas, which starts in July 2025, hinting at her continuous dedication to her music career. [5] As her contract with the talk show nears its end, these additional commitments could influence her decision about the show's future.
In summary, while there are whispers that Kelly Clarkson might be stepping away from her talk show, officially, there's no confirmation of her leaving when her contract ends next year. For now, Kelly appreciates the chance to perform, connect with her fans, and balance her professional life, including her music career and family. [1]
- Kelly Clarkson, who balances her talk show responsibilities, family life, and music career, expressed gratitude towards her audience for their energy during her concert in Atlantic City.
- The 'American Idol' winner, who is rumored to be considering leaving her talk show when her contract ends next year, has announced a residency in Las Vegas, hinting at her continued dedication to her music career.
- Despite the constant need for fresh content and guests on her daytime program, 'The Kelly Clarkson Show', Kelly Clarkson has yet to officially confirm if she will leave it when her contract ends, choosing instead to focus on connecting with her fans through music and entertainment.
