- Primary Subject: The future and Season 7 updates of The Kelly Clarkson Show
- Key Update: A representative from The Kelly Clarkson Show set the record straight on the rumored cancellation.
- Status: Confirmed
- Last Verified: January 27, 2026
- Quick Answer: No, the show is not ending. Official representatives confirmed that there are no plans to wrap, calling reports of its cancellation just "rumors."
Rumors have been swirling that The Kelly Clarkson Show might wrap up after its current seventh season, leaving fans wondering if there's any weight to the speculation.
Since its debut, the Emmy-winning program has become a daytime powerhouse, fueled by viral "Kellyoke" performances and Clarkson’s signature empathetic interviewing style. Yet, despite its massive success and digital footprint, the shifting economics of the daytime TV landscape have sparked concerns about its long-term future.
Is The Kelly Clarkson Show Ending After the Current Season?
Despite the persistent rumors of its cancellation, a representative of The Kelly Clarkson Show confirmed to EW that it is not true at all and there are no plans to wrap after the current seventh season.
"Rumor!" they said in the statement before noting that the producers and distributors will advise the broadcasters "directly if there is a show update." They added, "We are not even halfway through season 7!"
Last week, Page Six claimed in their report that the series is not "sustainable anymore" due to the evolving landscape of daytime television.
However, they also noted that people were "jumping the gun" when it comes to announcing the cancellation and "nothing is definite yet, and it’s still a long season." For now, the series is still expected to run for the rest of the current season with no ending in sight yet.
So far, Clarkson herself has not issued a statement regarding her reaction to the rumors of her talk show's cancellation.
What Changes Were Made in The Kelly Clarkson Show Season 7?
The Kelly Clarkson Show introduced two new segments at the beginning of the seventh season as part of the singer's goal of "finding the light and shining it on people who are really trying to make a difference."
"When things are tough, [it’s that] Mister Rogers saying: ‘You look for the helpers.’ And that's what we always try to do," executive producer Alex Duda said.
"So that's why our premiere this year was just about going back to that and finding the light. And [Clarkson’s] always said that since the beginning of the show that that helps her, and I think, hopefully, it helps the viewers, too."
The new segments are "Celebs With Skills," where celebrity guests visit the program to teach Clarkson a useful talent, and "Life Well Lit," where it's all "about people just spreading joy."
For now, fans should stay tuned for more updates regarding the future of The Kelly Clarkson Show in the coming months.
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