Clarkson, who finalised her divorce from Brandon Blackstock in 2022, explained why she will 'never' remarry.
On Monday, Clarkson was a guest on"Angie Martinez's IRL Podcast," explaining that her children, River, eight, and Remi, six, have had a hard time adjusting to life without their dad, Brandon Blackstock, in the house.
Brandon Blackstock and Kelly Clarkson filed for divorce in 2020. Picture: Frazer Harrison/Getty Images The talk show host explained that even though her son and daughter are very young, they are still"very independent". She said reading an excerpt of the book"Untamed" by Glennon Doyle several years ago eventually led her to the decision after"years" of wavering. The piece of text that stuck out to Clarkson was the author asking if she would want her daughter to be in a marriage like her own.
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