Singer Kelly Clarkson isn't quite ready for The Voice and as the host of her own self-titled variety program, The Kelly Clarkson Show.
Created by renewed Lucifer for a fifth and final season.
Kelly Clarkson is still holding out hope for Lucifer season 6, however. Taking to Instagram, the singer itted that she was a latecomer to the series, citing her four children and many jobs as the reason for taking so long to "catch on to the show." Having been recommended Lucifer repeatedly by her sister, Clarkson eventually found time to watch it - only to get hooked and end up bingeing the entire run in a matter of days. That accomplishment was apparently marred, though, by the news that the show would be ending with season 5. "I'm so mad," she conveyed, before going on to request that the streaming service "do her a solid and re-up the show for season 6."
Netflix Netflix for allowing them to conclude the show properly, it apparently won't be enough for Clarkson. The post has already garnered over 80,000 likes and even received a personal thank-you message from Lucifer star Aimee Garcia, who proclaimed that the show of had "made her year." Clarkson specifically mentioned Garcia, who plays quirky forensic scientist Ella Lopez on the show. Revealing that they actually share a hairstylist, Clarkson declared that she wants Garcia - and the whole cast - to appear on her show.
As well as Ellis and Garcia, the series also stars Laura German, Kevin Alejandro, D.B. Woodside, Lesley-Ann Brandt, and Rachael Harris. Over the years, Lucifer has also boasted such notable guest-stars as Netflix confirmed to be adapting The Sandman, from which this version of The Devil originally spawned. Either way, the show's ionate fanbase will no doubt Clarkson in demanding more seasons to wrap up the show's many loose threads and stave off having to say goodbye quite so soon.
Lucifer season 5 is expected to release in 2020 on Netflix.
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