Kelly Clarkson says she’s not interested in performing in the 2024 Super Bowl.

Kelly Clarkson says she’s not interested in performing in the 2024 Super Bowl.

The information was confirmed by popular American tabloid, P. T, on Twitter. 

It’s not exactly the same, but in the same way that some viewers tune into auto races in hopes of seeing a crash, many of us turn on the Super Bowl hoping to see… well, something go other than the way it was planned.

For that sort of fan, the “Star Spangled Banner” had to be a letdown, because Kelly Clarkson nailed it Sunday at the Super Bowl. Here’s the video, and below it, for you car crash fans out there, is the video of Christina Aguilera’s mangling of the National Anthem from last year.

Kelly Clarkson’s path to stardom is the stuff of modern legend. The pop star may be on the verge of releasing her tenth album, chemistry while simultaneously hosting one of today’s most beloved talk shows, but she’s been America’s sweetheart since the day fans first met her.

In May 2002, a fresh-faced, 19-year-old Kelly showed up in Dallas to audition for a brand new reality show called “American Idol.” She belted out Madonna’s “Express Yourself” and Etta James’ “At Last” in a homemade outfit she’d crafted from an old pair of jeans, claiming, “I’m gonna be a fashion designer if this doesn’t work out.” Just before she received a golden ticket from judges Paula Abdul, Randy Jackson and Simon Cowell, the show’s narrator offered a fortuitous prediction: “call it a hunch, but we don’t think Kelly is gonna need that plan.”