‘The Kelly Clarkson Show’ Staffers Test Positive For COVID-19

Last week, People reported that production on “The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” had been temporarily suspended “due to COVID concerns” after a member of the crew reportedly tested positive.

Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Kyle Richards and Kathy Hilton, along with their co-star Dorit Kemsley have all tested positive for COVID-19. This news comes just weeks after Bravo announced that filming had come to a halt after a crew member had contracted the virus.Richards, Kemsley, and Hilton are all reportedly nearing the end stages of their battle with COVID-19.

Three production members working on Season 2 of Netflix’s comedy series Family Reunion have tested positive for COVID-19, LA County’s health department reported in its database. The multi-camera comedy tapes on Paramount Studios – Gower. The comedy has remained in production without the affected individuals. It tapes new episodes without a live audience.

TMZ, Kyle Richards, Kathy Hilton and Dorit Kemsley have all tested positive for COVID-19. The positive tests come just a week after production was shut down due to a crew member's positive test.The report claims that none of the three women have "serious symptoms" and all are recovering at home.

Hollywood has tweaked its return-to-work protocols as more and more films and TV shows have had to pause production after members of their casts and crews tested positive for Covid-19. Under a new agreement that took effect November 30, producers will now have to notify the unions of positive test results on their shows so that the unions can apprise cast and crew members of the Covid-19 status of their sets.

Kelly Clarkson is going old school country.

Kelly Clarkson, 38, may end up paying $135,000 a month to her ex Brandon Blackstock, 43, for child support because of her high income and California “guidelines”, according to Los Angeles family lawyer Kelly Chang Rickert.

2020 has been a year of reflection and taking stock of what’s important for a lot of people, including Kelly Clarkson. During her talk show, the American Idol alum, 38, discussed all of the things that she is grateful for as this difficult year comes to a close and even hinted at the potential reason for her shocking June divorce from her husband of roughly seven years, Brandon Blackstock, 43.

Tegan and Sara made a remotely-filmed live appearance on The Kelly Clarkson Show on Friday (November 20) to play their new single ‘Make You Mine This Season’.The song, which features on the Happiest Season original soundtrack, is a typically bittersweet affair, framing emotional and romantic longing in a festive context.‘Make You Mine This Season’ received a stripped-back acoustic debut on Clarkson‘s show – a month after the host had covered the duo’s 2013 hit ‘Closer’.

positive tests for COVID-19 earlier in the day and were sent home for two weeks to quarantine, per production safety guidelines.Kelly, meanwhile, has tested negative since the mini-outbreak on her set, ET reported Saturday, citing an unnamed source.At least four staffers were reportedly exposed to someone with a positive result on Thursday, according to the outlet.As productions continue to fine-tune their understanding of COVID-19 safety protocols, production staff continue to be tested at

COVID-19 tests.A source close to production tells ET that at least four staff members were exposed on Thursday and were sent home to quarantine for two weeks. The source says Kelly Clarkson was exposed but she has since tested negative.Production team members received positive results after undergoing the show's COVID-19 safety protocols, per The show most recently shot on Thursday and is scheduled to continue next week, Nov.

Chicago Fire has halted filming after multiple members of the production team tested positive for COVID-19, Deadline reports. The drama, which is currently shooting its ninth season, reportedly shut down production on Nov.