AceShowbiz - Kelly Clarkson kicked off her weekend with a powerful rendition of Miley Cyrus' "Flowers", a self-love anthem that resonates with the singer's recent experiences. Following her split from Brandon Blackstock in 2020, Clarkson has been embracing her single status, stating that she's "not having a man in her life" and "loving it."

In addition to "Flowers", Clarkson has also covered Miley Cyrus' "Jaded" and "Used to Be Young", showcasing her emotional depth and connection to the artist's work. On Monday's episode of "The Kelly Clarkson Show", she took a rockier turn with a cover of Cyrus' "Midnight Sky", channeling the energy and defiance of the original.

Clarkson's musical versatility extends beyond Cyrus covers. On Tuesday's show, she performed a meta cover of her own song "Me", and on previous episodes, she's tackled hits from Blondie, Billy Joel and more.

Through her "Kellyoke" segment, Clarkson not only pays homage to other artists but also reflects her own personal journey and growth. Her performances have become intimate and powerful expressions of self-discovery, resilience, and self-love.