Kelly Clarkson admits it’s been “difficult” working on her first new music since her divorce
By Reuters
30 June 2022 |
1:56 pm
The 'Because of You' hitmaker's marital split from Brandon Blackstock - who she first filed for divorce from in June 2020, after seven years of marriage - has impacted Kelly's song choices as she only wants to release material she is "comfortable" with.
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