Kelly Clarkson looks stunning while performing in Today’s program!
The 41-year-old pop singer appeared on the show in New York City on Friday (September 22) for an in-studio interview and performance before an exuberant crowd of fans.
Kelly talked about her new album. Chemistry, as well as their children before taking the stage as part of the Citi Concert Series. The deluxe version of Chemistry released on Friday after the album originally hit shelves and streamed in June 2023.
When asked if she would encourage her daughter River and son Remington to enter the music industry, Kelly responded, “No. I mean, I’m not going to stop pushing.”
“I’m a father, whatever you want to do. It’s hard for me to sit here and say, ‘Don’t do this industry’ because I’m in it. I think it’s hard for kids who grow up in it not to be inspired by it or not want to be a part of it. So I understand that if they do, but they would also like to be a teacher, a doctor or anything else,” he added.
Kelly spoke about the decision to feature River on her new song “You Don’t Make Me Cry.”
“We loved it and it fit the record and she came into the studio and said, ‘Can I sing?’” Kelly said. “Then my producer just took away her voice completely and let her sing on the track and she was on the whole track. He is so cute.”
Kelly also commented on her recent move to the Big Apple, stating that River, 9, and Remington, 7, enjoy living in the city.
“I love walking,” he said. “My children love it a lot. They love getting on the subway. My son doesn’t allow us to be near him, so it seems like he’s alone. He is 7 years old! I was like, ‘He’s fine!’”
Kelly delighted the crowd with a lively performance of her 2004 hit “Since U Been Gone,” as well as performing her new songs “mine,” “favorite kind of high” and “lighthouse.”
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