KELLY Clarkson showed off her 40-lb. weight loss in a skintight plunging sparkle catsuit.
The former American Idol winner recently released a music video for her new song, Where Have You Been.
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Her career has been going from strength to strength after she began hosting her NBC daytime talk show in 2019.
Earlier this year, Kelly Clarkson – who won the inaugural season of American Idol back in 2002 – started up her own record label.
Titled, High Road Records, the 43-year-old singer and TV personality released her first song as an independent artist this year.
Now, the smash-hit singer showed off her stunning figure in a plunging bedazzled catsuit.
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As she belted out her moving power ballad, the Stronger hitmaker sparkled in a glittering beaded emerald green and gold ensemble.
She delicately lifted her wide lace sleeves with feather ends in a striking silhouette.
At other points, fans would have been able to clearly see the low neckline as she jammed with other musicians.
Kelly also sported a glam look as her tresses were styled in light waves and brown and gold shadow lined the top of her eyelids.
The Miss Independent singer previously showed off her ’60 pound‘ weight loss while marking her 43rd birthday on her show.
Ben Affleck, Jon Bernthal and Cynthia Addai-Robinson joined in with the celebrations as she flaunted her pin-thin waist in a denim skirt.
She previously worried fans after she mysteriously “vanished” from her own talk show.
Huge names such as Andy Cohen and Marvel actor Simu Liu filled in for the host as she took a sudden break for the show.
An insider previously claimed that she had to flee to be with her ex-husband, Brandon Blackstock.
A source told NewsNation: “Her ex-husband is sick and she took the kids to see him.”
And an insider exclusively told The U.S. Sun that Kelly had been absent from her show as she “needed to be present” at home.
“She has been dealing with a family matter and has needed to be present for it,” our source explained, as they assured that it was “nothing very serious.”
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