Kelly Clarkson Her upcoming appearance in Texas welfare concert after her ex-husband and former manager died Brandon Hastoke.
Texas Benefit Concert’s official Instagram account shared a post through its Instagram story confirming that Clarkson, 43, will not attend the Sunday, August 17 event.
“Unfortunately, due to personal circumstances, Kelly Clarkson will not be able to appear together in the Texas band as planned,” a statement on Monday, August 11 said. “We sent love to Kelly and her family.”
The concert will still be held at the Moody Center in Austin, Texas, and will be held with Miranda Lambert,,,,, Parker McCollum,,,,, Ryan Bingham,,,,, Wade Bowen,,,,, Ronnie Dunn,,,,, Dylan Gossett,,,,, Jack Ingram,,,,, Cody Johnson,,,,, Lyle Lovett,,,,, Lukas Nelson,,,,, Jon Randall and Randy Rogers.
The fundraising campaign will benefit the community foundations of the Texas Hill Country and Central Texas Community Foundation after severe floods claimed 130 lives in early July.
“Texas aims to gather vital support for flooded communities and their ongoing needs during recovery and reconstruction,” the event Official website explain.
Clarkson previously performed “Sick” in the remaining August of Las Vegas’s residence rights at the Caesars Palace in an article shared on August 6 via her Instagram.
She wrote at the time: “I sincerely regret for all those who have purchased tickets to the show and I am very grateful for your grace, kindness and understanding.”
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“We shared the news of Brandon Blackstock’s death,” a family representative said in a statement. US Weekly. “We appreciate your thoughts and prayers and ask everyone to respect the privacy of their families during this very difficult time.”
Clarkson and Blackstock got married in 2013, and welcomed Children’s River and Remington in 2014 and 2016, respectively. The two split in 2020 and were caught in a turbulent legal battle before the divorce ended in 2022. Melissa Ashworth)
The family remembered that Hastoke was a “dreamer” who “changed his life” in his own lawsuit.
“Brendan did nothing,” the prosecutor said. “He hit life with two guns. He was a cowboy… cherishing the lifestyle of a cowboy. He drove a big truck, rode a good horse, and took off his hat when he introduced himself. He was a fanatic, a man’s man, a real gentleman.
The report revealed that a celebration of life will be held on Sunday.
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