Kelly Clarkson recently disclosed her decision to prevent her children from experiencing a particular segment of her entertainment journey. During her last Las Vegas performance, the 44-year-old singer shared that she has barred her children, daughter River Rose and son Remington, from viewing her 2003 film, “From Justin to Kelly.”
Clarkson humorously referred to the movie as “Oscar-worthy,” explaining her involvement with the project as being “contractually obligated.” She commented onstage, “Read the fine print,” in reference to her contract after winning “American Idol.” She noted that the movie was an obligation rather than a desire.
“From Justin to Kelly” starred Clarkson and Justin Guarini, her fellow “American Idol” contestant. Released shortly after Clarkson’s triumph as the show’s first winner, the film narrates a spring break love story.
Two decades after its release, Clarkson looks back on the experience without nostalgia. Though a concertgoer voiced a fond opinion of the film, Clarkson challenged that view, labeling the movie as “s—.”
She expressed her reluctance to let her children watch the film, stating, “I’ve banned them.” Despite her critical assessment of the movie, Clarkson acknowledged some enjoyment of the music-related aspects.
Clarkson’s reflections emphasize finding positivity in less-than-ideal situations. Her humor and openness provide insight into her perspective on past career decisions.
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