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Kelly Clarkson Joins Garth Brooks for Powerful “Shallow” Duet on Her Show

  • byJasmin
  • November 10, 2025
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Kelly Clarkson recently joined Garth Brooks on The Kelly Clarkson Show for a heartfelt performance of “Shallow,” the iconic song made famous by Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper in A Star Is Born. The duet held extra significance, as Brooks was promoting his latest album, Fun, which includes a rendition of “Shallow” originally recorded with his wife, Trisha Yearwood. With Yearwood unable to attend the show, Clarkson stepped in as a surprise duet partner, creating an unforgettable musical moment.

Their rendition beautifully highlighted both artists’ strengths. Clarkson’s soaring, emotional vocals intertwined seamlessly with Brooks’ rich, warm country tone, bringing a fresh perspective to the beloved song. The lyrics—filled with vulnerability, longing, and raw emotion—came alive as the pair shared the stage, drawing the audience into the depth of the performance. Brooks’ masterful guitar work perfectly complemented Clarkson’s voice, enhancing the intimate and stirring atmosphere of the duet.

This performance was more than just a spontaneous collaboration. Earlier that year, Brooks and Yearwood had performed the song together during his Facebook Live series, and the familiarity with the material was evident. Clarkson’s ability to step in effortlessly and connect with Brooks on stage turned the performance into a memorable, emotionally charged experience that resonated with viewers long after the show ended.

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