Brandon Blackstock’s daughter, Savannah, recently expressed her disbelief at the loss of her father in a heartfelt message shared one month after the talent manager’s passing. Brandon, who was married to Kelly Clarkson, passed away at the age of 48 in August after a three-year battle with cancer. In an emotional Instagram post, Savannah, who is currently pregnant with her third child, reflected on the unexpected and challenging experience of losing her father.
The 23-year-old shared, “So far, 2025 has been a year full of ‘Trust in the Lord and lean not on your own understanding.’ As we’re ending Quarter 3 I’ve found myself looking back at all of the love and support my husband and I have had through the lows and heartbreak.” She described the overwhelming love and support they have received in the past six months and expressed gratitude for the outpouring of care they have received.
Savannah also revealed that she had recently transitioned to being a full-time real estate agent, a career she had been preparing for over the past three years. She and her husband, who is also in real estate, have been blessed with understanding clients who have supported them during this difficult time.
Brandon, who had two children with Kelly and two from a previous marriage, was remembered in a statement released by the family after his passing. The statement acknowledged his courageous battle with cancer and requested privacy for the family to grieve. The tragic event occurred shortly after Kelly postponed her Las Vegas residency to support Brandon during his illness.
Brandon and Kelly’s relationship, which began in 2006 when Narvel, Brandon’s father, managed Kelly, culminated in marriage in October 2013. Despite their divorce in 2020, Kelly has openly discussed the challenges of the split. She emphasized that the decision was not made lightly and spoke about the difficulties of having personal matters made public.
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