Las Vegas recently experienced a magical evening when Grammy Award winner Kelly Clarkson was joined on stage by her children River Rose and Remington during her residency performance. The spotlight was shared as nine-year-old River and seven-year-old Remington chose their own songs to perform alongside their famous mother.
Initially shy, River harmonized beautifully with Clarkson on a touching rendition of “Heartbeat Song”, a song that has special meaning for both of them. During the performance of “Whole Lotta Woman”, Remington wowed the audience with his lively dance performance.
Clarkson expressed her joy on Twitter that her children got to see her at the Bakkt Theater, Planet Hollywood. The family’s appearance brought an electric energy to the venue and created a heartfelt moment of joy and togetherness.
In her tweets, Clarkson reflected on the great pride and joy she feels for her children, sharing that they “will always have my whole heart”. The enthusiastic response from the audience made the evening unforgettable for everyone present and underlined the deep bond between the renowned artist and her family.
Check out the video below to relive this heartwarming moment from Kelly Clarkson’s Las Vegas show, where she and her children River Rose and Remington celebrated music, family and love together.
Here’s what happened to Uncle Si Robertson of Duck Dynasty
Uncle Si Robertson of Duck Dynasty is finally getting the Iung surgery he’s needed for the last year and a half. The 74-year-old patient can’t wait to begin treatment and promises he’ll be back to taIking nonstop in no time.
Several episodes of Si Robertson’s podcast “Duck Call Room” have him discussing how he beIieves smoking is partially to blame for his respiratory issues.
In addition, he aIready suffers from COPD, therefore the early 2021 CO VID-19 diagnosis came as a shock. He later acknowIedged that he had serious concerns that he wouldn’t survive CO VID.
The rest of the podcast hosts and his own famiIy pointed out that he wasn’t doing all he could to assist himself.
Leave a Reply