The Kelly Clarkson Show aired its final episode on Monday, marking the conclusion of its seven-season run. The singer's two children, daughter River Rose, 12, and son Remington Alexander, 10, were present in the audience and joined her onstage for the taping, which took place in early June.
Showrunner and executive producer Alex Duda described the experience of filming the final episode as "emotional," telling People that the team aimed to make it a "celebration" for the fans. The format for the last show, titled "Kelly by Request," was designed to feature songs and moments most requested by viewers throughout the show's history. Clarkson performed her most requested song, "Golden," for the final "Kellyoke" segment.
Clarkson had announced in February her decision to step back from her talk show hosting duties to prioritize her children, particularly in the wake of her ex-husband Brandon Blackstock's death in August 2025. In a statement shared on social media, she described the decision as "bittersweet" but "necessary and right for this next chapter." She expressed gratitude for the "outstanding group of people" she worked with, including the band and crew, and thanked the talent and fans who contributed to the show's success over its seven seasons. The final episode aired on NBC and concluded with Clarkson's children embracing her onstage.
The Kelly Clarkson Show, which garnered 24 Daytime Emmy Awards, first premiered in the fall of 2019. The final episode included throwback clips of Clarkson's children, who had appeared on the show multiple times since its inception.