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Bookmark Article NBC has announced that Kelly Clarkson will take over Ellen DeGeneres' time slot on daytime TV in autumn 2022. (Photo by Matt Winkelmeyer/Getty Images for CinemaCon/Gregg DeGuire/FilmMagic) Singer and talk show host Kelly Clarkson will take over Ellen DeGeneres’ time slot on US daytime TV when her eponymous show ends in 2022. Earlier this month, DeGeneres announced that she would be ending her talk show, which debuted in September 2003, with a final season to air in 2021/2022. The controversial TV host said the decision, which has been years in the making, came about because...

May 27th, 2021 By David Knox 10 commentsFiled under: News, Syndicated US talk show The Ellen DeGeneres Show in 2022. Clarkson’s show currently airs at 2pm in the top three markets, New York, Los Angeles & Chicago, but will move to  the 3pm slot, a lucrative time period that leads into local newscasts. Variety reports Clarkson and DeGeneres shows may even swap time slots in some markets before DeGeneres’ concludes her run. “ The Kelly Clarkson Show is one of the most optimistic success stories in first-run syndication,” said Tracie Wilson, executive VP of NBCUniversal Syndication St...

Kelly Clarkson will take over Ellen DeGeneres’ slot on US daytime TV, network NBC has said. It was announced earlier this month The Ellen DeGeneres Show would come to an end next year after 19 seasons. DeGeneres, one of the biggest names in American showbiz, had been rocked by allegations she presided over a toxic workplace environment. Ellen DeGeneres announced the end of her daytime TV show earlier this month (Michael Rozman/Warner Bros/PA) NBC said The Kelly Clarkson Show – now in its second season – will replace DeGeneres’ programme from autumn 2022. Clarkson’s programme is owne...

Two weeks after Ellen DeGeneres said her talk show would be ending with its upcoming...

Former "American Idol" star Kelly Clarkson to get 3 p.m. time slot on NBC stations, replacing "The Ellen DeGeneres Show"