Friday, April 15, 2011

Kelly Clarkson & Music


Kelly Clarkson was born in Fort Worth, Texas on April 24th 1982 and is an American pop rock singer, songwriter and occasionally an actress. She made her debut under RCA records, after she won the highly publicized first season of the television series American idol. She was originally marketed as a pop musician with her debut thankful.

She is the third and youngest child of a first grade teacher and a former engineer. Her siblings include her brother Jason, and her sister Alyssa. When Clarkson was six years old, her parents split up after seventeen years of marriage. As a result, her brother went to live with her father, her sister went to live with an aunt, and Clarkson remained with her mother. She frequently moved around Texas while her mother managed several professionals in order to support the family. The family settled in Burleson, where Clarkson mother married her second husband, Jimmy Taylor.

While growing up, her family had a hard time financially and often argued about money. From this experience, Kelly Clarkson learned to be financially responsible and independent at an early age. Music became her refuge after the first divorce, but she didn't embrace it as her salvation until her teens.

She started singing after college and released her first and second albums but the second was the most successful. Kelly Clarkson moved to a more pop and rock oriented style of music. Her third album, entitled My December, was released on June 26, 2007. Clarkson has sold over 19 million albums worldwide She is the most successful idol, with eight of her singles becoming Top 10 hits on the billboard hot 100. She joined Vh1's list of 10 sexiest women of the new millennium at number 8. She also hit number 28 on Vh1's Top 30 Hottest Rock Front women.








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