Kelly Clarkson has treated fans to some epic, spine-tingling duets on The Kelly Clarkson Show this year alone. But many people on the internet think her recent duet with country-pop star Kelsea Ballerini is the best one of the year by far!
On the Monday, November 4th episode of The Kelly Clarkson Show, the songstresses treated fans to a stunning rendition of “To The Men That Love Women After Heartbreak,” which comes from Ballerini’s fifth full-length studio album, Patterns.
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Kelly Clarkson Praises Kelsea Ballerini’s ‘Really Beautiful’ And ‘Magical’ Song
The 42-year-old “Since U Been Gone” hitmaker revealed that the 31-year-old “Cowboys Cry Too” singer had sent the song to her to ask if she wanted to sing it with her on the show, after which the former American Idol winner explained how the song made her feel.
“I was like, first of all, crying walking around New York City,” the mom-of-two confessed. “This is a really beautiful song,” she continued.
The “Mine” singer went on to say: “And it’s meaningful because a lot of people feel like, damaged or discarded or whatever in relationships and afterwards. And so, to find someone that can see the beauty in that, and the shine instead of the dull, it’s pretty magical.”
Fan Comments
Fans also felt the same way about the song, as well as the ladies' hauntingly beautiful rendition. "My therapists sound so good together," gushed one fan in the comments of a video of the performance. "Two beautifully healed women!" exclaimed a second. "Your energies together are magnetic! You both are so down to earth," praised a third, followed by the red heart emoji.
"Ooookkkkk, Kelly's harmony and that wink to Chase! Duet of the year!" raved a fourth fan, as a fifth added: "Wow, this is the duet I never knew I needed and now can't live without!"
"This is beautiful," commented another fan, as another concurred: "Wow, such a beautiful song performed by two beautiful souls." Another fan begged: "Please please please record and release this." "The original was stunning but this is MAGIC," complimented another fan.
