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Kelly Clarkson Became A Blonde Bombshell That Might Make Madonna Do A Double Take

Kelly Clarkson Halloween

Kelly Clarkson loves dressing up and performing. For Halloween, Kelly created a Whodunit Film Noir for a spooky episode of The Kelly Clarkson Show. Kelly teased the episode on social media, wearing a red dress and a curly blonde wig. With the snap of a finger, the screen turned black and white, and Kelly transported us back to a much swankier time. As soon as we saw Kelly’s new look, we couldn’t help but think about Madonna’s Breathless Mahoney character in the 1990 hit film Dick Tracy. The episode begins with Kelly looking for her music director, Jason, and she learns he’s gone missing.

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Kelly Clarkson Went All Our For The Halloween Show

Kelly Clarkson shared a teaser on Instagram, and fans loved what they saw. Not only did Kelly look beautiful, but she also had the audience hooked from the very first moment. With lots of special guests, this is an episode fans don’t want to miss.

“It’s a Kelly Clarkson Show #Halloween Whodunit! Can Leanne Morgan, Lance Bass, Amber Ruffin, and magician Kid Ace help solve the case? Tune in today!” The Instagram caption reads.

Just seeing the preview got lots of fans excited.

“Well, Well, Well…Kelly the mysterious Lady in Red is haunting our senses, while plotting our demise!! YOU go girl!!!” A fan wrote.

“Oh I am SO HYPED!!!!! Kelly looks absolutely gorgeous as always,” another person shared.

Kelly Clarkson’s Halloween transformation was so good that some fans didn’t even realize it was her at first.

Like this fan who wrote, “Honestly took me a second to figure out who that was after the transition!”

“Omg! What a nostalgic moment in cinema,” this fan loved the old Hollywood glam. “And..she’s singing Sondheim!!”

Kelly knows how to entertain, and this fun episode is an exception. Well done.

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