In a moving gesture, Kelly Clarkson has shared a stunning rendition of Lauren Daigle’s “You Say,” dedicated to healthcare workers bravely confronting the COVID-19 pandemic. Although Clarkson is currently self-isolating on her Montana ranch, she continues to connect with her vast audience through her online performances. Since early April, she has been filming weekly episodes of The Kelly Clarkson Show from her home, also adding segments like “Bathroom Kellyoke” and “Messages from Montana.” Her virtual engagement has been a source of comfort for many during these challenging times.
On May 18, Clarkson released a particularly poignant edition of “Bathroom Kellyoke,” where she performs “You Say” while showcasing clips of nurses, doctors, EMTs, and other healthcare professionals who have risked their lives for the greater good. In her typical charming style, she quipped, “You’re crying, I’m fine. Song is so good. Get it, Lauren Daigle?” at the end of the performance.
This isn’t the first time Clarkson has expressed her gratitude to those on the frontline. On the same day, she also shared another Kellyoke performance of “We Are Family” by Sister Sledge, aimed at all essential workers, including grocery store employees and delivery drivers. “As we start to see progress in managing this pandemic, it’s important to acknowledge the immense stress that essential workers face. I wanted to provide a moment of relief for them,” she stated before launching into the song.
Previously, Clarkson had encouraged her fans to maintain social distancing and expressed her admiration for healthcare professionals in a cover of Mariah Carey’s “Vanishing.” “Please keep social distancing a thing. The medical workers are putting their lives on the line to keep us healthy,” she urged her audience, reminding everyone that they will get through this difficult period together.
In addition to her heartfelt performances, Clarkson is also contributing to COVID-19 relief by donating 25 percent of the profits from her new Wayfair home collection. She explained that while she initially considered postponing the launch, she realized that her products might bring some joy to people stuck at home. “What better time to look at your home and think about what could bring you happiness?” she said, emphasizing the affordability of her collection.
Clarkson’s efforts to uplift and support others during this time have been invaluable, making her a shining beacon of positivity when we need it most. For more insights on home insemination, be sure to check out this link, as well as this excellent resource for pregnancy and home insemination.
In summary, Kelly Clarkson continues to inspire and unite people through her music and philanthropy, reminding us all of the importance of gratitude and community support during challenging times.