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Kelly Clarkson Shares New Pic of Her Mini-Me Kids River & Remy at Her Vegas Residency
The Voice Coach's children River Rose, 9, and Remington, 7, where there for their mother's Las Vegas Residency.
Kelly Clarkson's kiddos already have stage presence like their mama!
On August 20, the "Behind These Hazel Eyes" singer shared the most heartwarming picture of two of her kids, River Rose, 9 and Remington, 7, backstage at Clarkson's Las Vegas Residency. In the snapshot, her two mini-me's had their arms around each other and grinned at the camera.
"Both of my kiddos backstage getting ready to join me on stage in Vegas ❤️ nothing will ever be as cool and amazing as these two little humans that will always have my whole heart," Clarkson gushed in the caption. We're sure the crowd was delighted to see Clarkson's pride and joys!
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Clarkson bonds with her kids River and Remington
Not only did River Rose and Remington join their mother onstage, but River Rose recently had another artistic endeavor with her mother. She'll be featured in the upcoming deluxe edition of Clarkson's most recently album Chemistry, which will be released September 22, 2023. The new edition will feature eight brand new tracks, including a song called "you don't make me cry," which River Rose is credited on.
Clarkson also likes to spend some quality bonding time with Remington, and gave details to a special "date night" she had with her son on The Kelly Clarkson Show. In an interview with actor Kyle Chandler, she discussed watching his movie Slumberland with Remington.
"I had a date night with my son last night, and he's six. And he's always like 'ugh, are these real people movies?' 'Cause he likes animation right? So I'm like: 'I swear, I think you're gonna like this one, buddy. I read the synopsis. I think you're really gonna like it,'" she explained to the actor.
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Remington was captivated by the film. "He was glued to the screen. As I was. It is one of my favorite movies I've seen in a very long time. You know why? It's beautiful aesthetically, it's so well done. But also, it just comes down to the story and how it unfolds."
Clarkson then praised how the film helps children process heavy topics. "I don't know how you handle this, but my kids are six and eight, and death is like a thing that they're terrified of. And it covers this whole topic, and I was like: oh my gosh, any parent that asks me, how do you talk to your child about death? I'm just gonna tell them to watch this movie. It was a beautiful film."
