Who is ready for a whole new season of The Kelly Clarkson Show? We know we are, and it looks like Kelly Clarkson is also.
The hit NBC daytime series moved to New York City for its fifth season and immediately managed to build an even bigger fan base than it already had. Well, in a video posted on X (formerly Twitter) on August 20 The Kelly Clarkson Show revealed that season 6 is officially in the works. While a montage showed Kelly doing makeup and behind the scenes filming the previous installment, the show also announced that new episodes will air sometime in fall 2024.
“GRWM for Season 6 😍,” read the official caption for the snippet. “Coming soon…”
In view of the great love of the people The Kelly Clarkson ShowThey were thrilled to learn that new episodes would soon be airing on NBC.
“OMG. Missed you all so much. It’s been a while. Can’t wait to experience the daily magic again 💙,” one person wrote on X. “Can’t wait mama Kelly!! I’m counting down the minutes and days!” another declared. “AHHH YEEEEEEESSSSS!!! I CAN’T WAIT!” another follower added.
While the exact details about The Kelly Clarkson Show The Season 6 premiere date is still under wraps, but at least we know we’ll be seeing more of Kelly in the future! And since the talk show is famous for its iconic opening segment, “Kellyoke,” it’s only natural that we’re eagerly awaiting what new covers Kelly has in store for the future.
Speaking of Kelly’s song covers, fans now have the opportunity to hear her versions of hits whenever they want. The singer released the official news on Instagram on August 8, sharing that people can rock out to her Kellyoke covers on SiriusXM’s Kelly Clarkson Connection radio station.
“You saw her on @kellyclarksonshow and now you can hear Kellyoke covers on the Kelly Clarkson Connection!” she wrote. “Now listening on @siriusxm.”
We really can’t wait!
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