While performing night two of Las Vegas residency, Kelly Clarkson joked about avoiding a wardrobe malfunction on stage.

Originally written by country music legend Dolly Parton in 1973, "I Will Always Love You" was a hit for the star, reaching the #53 spot on the Billboard Hot 100 nearly a decade after its release in 1982. However, the song exploded in popularity years later when a legendary singer released her own distinct version.

Kelly Clarkson had to breakaway from her Las Vegas residency. The singer, 43, was set to kick off her “Kelly Clarkson: Studio Sessions – The Las Vegas Residency” at Caesars Palace on Friday, July 4, but had to postpone for the time being.

Kelly Clarkson is giving fans the time of their lives at her Kelly Clarkson Studio Sessions Las Vegas residency at Caesars Palace. The American Idol alum turned talk show host is making Vegas her own through November 2025. Despite a rocky launch—including cancelling her first two shows—Clarkson has proven that the show will go on.

American Idol' winner returned to the stage one week after illness forced last-minute cancellation of her Las Vegas residency opener

Kelly Clarkson canceled opening night of her "Studio Sessions" residency on July 4th just 90 minutes before showtime—citing vocal issues that left fans concerned and disappointed.

Kelly’s personal life is so insanely complicated … Kelly is fighting some serious hidden battles that very few people are privy to,” the person said. “It’s a source of emotional and therefore physical distress for her.

The Kelly Clarkson Show first began airing in September 2019. Today it boasts over 1000 episodes and 22 Emmys throughout its run and sources have revealed that its host is planning to make changes to her demanding work schedule.