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Kelly Clarkson Takes Fans On A Tour Of Her Family Ranch In Montana

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Kelly Clarkson is spending her time in quarantine with her family. On Tuesday, “The Kelly Clarkson Show” unveiled a special look at the 37-year-old singer-songwriter’s family ranch in Montana, which Clarkson purchased with her husband Brandon Blackstock over a year and a half ago.

Related: Kelly Clarkson Performs Stunning Cover Of Sam Smith’s ‘Too Good At Goodbyes’ “I just love being outdoors,” Clarkson, who appears relaxed and makeup-free in a baseball cap, says in the video.

Speaking about her family’s connection to the ranch, she adds, “Brandon and I love wide, open spaces and coming to the ranch because — well, both of us grew up in the country, so one.

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