Kelly Clarkson
Awards & Honours
108
Awards Won
4
Honours
4
Rankings
6
Covers
6
Records
Kelly Clarkson's three Grammy wins and eight Daytime Emmys highlight her dual success in music and television. She made history as the first artist to top all four Billboard airplay charts, proving her crossover appeal across pop, adult contemporary, country, and dance. Her four wins as a coach on The Voice are the most by any female coach, showcasing her mentoring skills. With over 82 million records sold, she is the best-selling American Idol contestant, a testament to her enduring popularity. Her Hollywood Walk of Fame star in 2022 cements her legacy as a multifaceted entertainer.
Awards
Honours & Distinctions
Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame
Recognized for her contributions to music and entertainment
Texas Commission on the Arts Honoree
Honored for her achievements as a Fort Worth-born artist
First artist to top all four Billboard airplay charts
Achieved with her hit songs across pop, adult contemporary, country, and dance categories
Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame
Recognized for her contributions to music and entertainment
Rankings & Lists
200 Greatest Singers of All Time
Greatest Pop Stars of the 21st Century
100 Greatest Women in Music
Most Successful Female Artist of the 21st Century
Magazine Covers
Rolling Stone
2005
Cover feature after Breakaway success
Billboard
2012
Cover highlighting chart record
People
2020
Cover announcing divorce
Redbook
2013
Cover feature
Health
2018
Cover feature
Self
2015
Cover feature
Records & Feats
Best-selling American Idol contestant
Sold over 82 million records worldwide
First artist to top Billboard's pop, adult contemporary, country, and dance charts
Achieved with various singles throughout her career
Most wins as a female coach on The Voice
Secured four victories in ten seasons
First artist to top all four Billboard airplay charts
Simultaneously topped pop, adult contemporary, country, and dance charts.
Most wins as a female coach on The Voice
Won four seasons as a coach, a record for any female coach.
Biggest jump to No. 1 on Billboard Hot 100 (twice)
A Moment Like This jumped from No. 52 to No. 1 in 2002; My Life Would Suck Without You jumped from No. 97 to No. 1 in 2009.