Nearly four years into its run, The Kelly Clarkson Show is arguably one of the most popular offerings on daytime TV. It has generated considerable buzz for its fun guests, viral “Kellyoke” covers and more. However, the program made headlines in a less-than-positive way this past week, as sources alleged that it’s created a “traumatizing” work environment for employees. NBC Universal has since responded to the exposé in which these claims were made and, in doing so, it denied such assertions. Clarkson herself has now spoken out on the viral report and subsequent controversy.
Kelly Clarkson wasn’t personally chastised in the Rolling Stone story that made the rounds at the end of the week. One source asserted that the titular host is “fantastic” and “never treats anyone with anything but dignity and is incredibly appreciative.” That same person went on to say that they would be “floored” if Clarkson was aware of the purported practices occurring on the set. Despite all of that, Clarkson still felt compelled to share an Instagram post that addresses the situation. In short, she condemns the any negative treatment that may or may not be happening:
