Kelly Clarkson remains unfazed by any divorce-related drama, particularly in the realm of fashion. The renowned vocalist recently graced her Instagram followers with a glimpse into her preparations for the Chemistry Vegas concert in Las Vegas. Bedecked in a captivating yet relaxed V-emerald green gown adorned with elegant gold accents, complemented by a stylish black hat, the artist radiated enthusiasm. She eagerly informed her fans about the forthcoming ten performances, during which she will also grace the stage with songs from her latest album.
In spite of the recent hype around her show and her most recent album, Chemistry, which draws inspiration from her widely covered divorce from Brandon Blackstock, has not achieved significant chart success. Allegedly, an undisclosed source has revealed that the 41-year-old is purportedly grappling with a sense of letdown from her personal and professional life.
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Kelly Clarkson Dazzles In Green At Concert Rehearsal
On July 27th, Clarkson uploaded a behind-the-scene video of herself at the rehearsal of her Las Vegas residency at the Bakkt Theater. She wore a long sleeve plunging V-neck dress with golden embroidery that complimented the green dress perfectly. To accessorize her frock, the American Idol winner wore a black straw hat and layered gold necklaces to match her outfit.
In the post captioned, “We’re in full rehearsal mode over here…I can’t wait to kick off #chemistryvegas on Friday,” Kelly shows off her excitement about her 10-day long show featuring hits not just from the past but from her latest album, Chemistry, which revolves around a heartbreaking end of a marriage, following her divorce from ex Brandon Blackstock.
Kelly Clarkson's New Album Doesn't Hit High On The Music Charts
Beyond merely delving into heartbreak, the eagerly anticipated album, released on June 23, is speculated to offer a comprehensive narrative of her marital relationship with Blackstock and capturing various facets of love and its subsequent ending of a long marriage.
However, it appears that the impact on the "Stronger" hitmaker has been more profound than anticipated. RadarOnline has disclosed that Clarkson is grappling with a sense of despair due to Chemistry's lackluster sales. While not officially verified, it is noteworthy that Chemistry's highest position on the Billboard Top 200 chart was a modest #6. Subsequently, it experienced a decline to #83 during the second week and currently resides at the 180th spot in its third week. Given the substantial effort Clarkson poured into the album, along with her prolific songwriting during the challenging period of her divorce, her potential sentiments of disappointment would be entirely understandable.
