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When the pop star was first pitched The Kelly Clarkson Show, she was given a list of topics to review, and producers asked her to nix ones she wouldn’t be comfortable chatting about on daytime TV. The easygoing celebrity admitted to them (via the Daily Beast), “Look, there is nothing I’m not comfortable with. I don’t know if that’s bad or not.” It was music to her producers’ ears, and, of course, to her millions of regular viewers, who don’t seem to think it’s a bad thing at all.
Even though a daytime slot would usually take some topics off the table compared to a spot on primetime, Kelly Clarkson will not leave any stone unturned. “I will talk about things that maybe people are uncomfortable talking about,” she told iHollywoodTV, adding, “I’m not hiding anything.” Perhaps that’s what makes her so relatable to such a broad audience of viewers.
“My audience is filled with random people that would probably never be in the same place,” Clarkson told The Ellen Show, stressing the importance on achieving the same kind of inclusivity that Ellen DeGeneres portrays on hers. “It’s really, you know, important to me to, like, you know, have people on the show — like not just celebrities, but everyday people too,” she explained to PeopleTV.
So whatever you may be into, it sounds like there’s something for everybody on The Kelly Clarkson Show.
Written by: Nicki
