Kelly Clarkson performed at Hard Rock Live at Etess Arena in Atlantic City, New Jersey, on Saturday and admitted that she argues with HR amid reports that she wants to quit her NBC daytime talk show.

Kelly Clarkson is getting candid with fans about why she hasn't been hitting the road lately. During her concert in Atlantic City, N.J., on Friday (May 9), the 43-year-old pop star and TV personality told the crowd that touring isn't realistic right now due to the demanding schedule of The Kelly Clarkson Show.

The Grammy winner told fans during her first concert in nearly six months that she cannot go on tour due to her busy daytime TV schedule.

One of the things that makes Kelly Clarkson so relatable is that she doesn’t hide how she truly feels about things. As The Kelly Clarkson Show continues airing on the 2025 TV schedule, we see lots of examples of this,

Now, months later, NBC executives are already considering her as a replacement for a popular daytime talk show host, per Page Six. On Thursday, a network insider told the outlet that Kotb is one of the names being tossed around to replace Kelly Clarkson on her eponymous talk show.

In the latest episode's credits, the whole crew was named as the daughter or son of their mom. For example, Clarkson was listed for her Executive Producer role as "Kelly Clarkson, Daughter of Jeanne Taylor ." The singer took to Instagram early on Sunday, May 10 to share screenshots of all of the credits in question, wondering, "Anyone catch this?"

Kelly Clarkson is likely to be replaced by a TV legend on her NBC talk show.A source revealed to Page Six that Hoda Kotb is among the top names being mentioned about to step in

Blake Shelton, Kelly Clarkson and more stars are returning soon to their old stomping grounds, with The Voice announcing that a handful of former coaches will be performing on the upcoming season 27 finale.