Kelly Clarkson concluded a deal with Harbourvief Equity Partners, as she sold part of her life to the multiple investment company in groups.
The 43 -year -old hosts, the host of Grammy, and the dialogue program host, announced the partnership on Thursday, July 24, although the financial conditions of the deal were not publicly disclosed.
Clarkson’s music catalog includes some of its biggest songs, such as Since I went, because of you, the strongest (what does not kill you), behind these eyes honey, and Under the tree.
These songs have become a hymn for millions of people around the world, and Clarkson is grateful for knowing that they will continue to hear and discover them by new generations.
“My music is a large part of my journey – not only professional, but personally,” Clarkson said in a statement. “Knowing these songs will continue to hear and discover them by new generations that mean everything for me. I am grateful to Harbourvief to evaluate this catalog and support it in the way they do.”
Sheris Clark, founder and chief executive of Harbourvief Equity Partners, praised Clarkson’s music and heritage, saying: “Kelly Clarkson is a unique artist who left her voice and writing songs is a permanent sign of music and pop culture.”
Clark referred to Clargson as “one full of activist who set moments for millions of people.” She added: “We are happy to partner with Kelly and help ensure that these songs continue to resonate for decades to come.”
Since her career began in 2002 as the first winner of American Idol, Clarkson sold more than 25 million albums and 40 million individuals worldwide. She won many awards, including many American music awards and MTV Video Music Awards and Eight Dayime Emy as a host of Kelly Clarkson’s offer.
Clarkson will also act as a judge SoundJohn Legend and Adam Levin for the twenty -ninth season of the show.
Clarkson recently started her second stay in Las Vegas two years ago, although it started a setback. She canceled two Colosseum’s exhibitions Caesar Palace due to the problems of the vocal cord, but she returned to the stage on July 11, took a snapshot of Tikila and told her fans, “I celebrated that I had to cancel last weekend. I cried. I was very sick, I was absorbed.