Kelly Clarkson delights with a “fantastic” Kellyoke cover of a Miley Cyrus song that fans have been “waiting” for

Kelly Clarkson recently performed a song during a “Kellyoke” segment of her daytime talk show that some fans said they had been “waiting” for her to put her own spin on.

The American Idol Alum has been delighting her fans with dozens of cover versions for several years and never fails to impress with her take on popular hits and profound cuts. For her latest “Kellyoke” segment on The Kelly Clarkson Showthe singer of “Since U Been Gone” sang a new hit that was recently Miley Cyrus her very first Grammy.

Enters Stevie Nicks Wearing a T-shirt and long purple skirt, Clarkson, 42, belted out the lyrics to “Flowers” from Cyrus’ album “2023” Endless summer holidays. Clarkson’s NBC show later shared a clip of the performance on Instagram on Friday, June 21. The video sparked dozens of reactions from fans who felt the “Behind These Hazel Eyes” singer “could sing the phone book and it would be awesome!”

“Everything” Clarkson sings, she makes “her own 😍👏,” wrote one fan, adding that the “Stronger” singer is “insanely talented.”

“I love it! I love both Miley and Kelly’s version 🙌,” applauded another fan.

“I’ve been waiting for this cover! I’m so happy right now!❤️,” wrote one Instagram user.

“Awesome @kellyclarkson! I love the song and you rocked it!” one said, while another agreed that Clarkson “can sing anything and make it sound fabulous!”

After watching the performance, a fan suggested Clarkson consider a musical collaboration with the former Disney Channel star. While tagging Clarkson’s show in his comment, the Instagram user wrote, “We want a duet with Miley! ❤️.”

Cyrus’ original song quickly became a hit with fans and critics after its release. The 31-year-old Hannah Montana The graduate won her first two Grammys for “Flowers” in the categories of “Record of the Year” and “Best Pop Solo Performance” at the 2024 Grammy Awards, where she also performed the song live.

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