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Kelly Clarkson Has Hilarious Reaction After Accidentally Photobombing Family's Video In New York

Kelly Clarkson; TikTok screenshot of Kelly Clarkson and kickline
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The singer didn't realize she was interrupting TikToker Marc Jordan Cohen's family's kickline in front of Radio Music Hall until she'd already stepped into frame.

Imagine fighting the hustle and bustle of Christmastime in New York City to record the perfect video of you and your loved ones performing your best Rockettes kickline in front of Radio City Music Hall, just to be photobombed... by Kelly Clarkson.

That's exactly what happened to TikToker Marc Jordan Cohen when he and his family attempted to capture an iconic NYC holiday moment.


As Cohen and members of his family set out to achieve perfectly synchronized high kicks, Clarkson, nearly unrecognizable in her sunglasses, beanie, hoodie and vest, stepped into the frame before realizing what was going on.

As soon as she put two and two together, as made obvious by her shocked expression, she stopped for a brief moment before slowly backing away.

Fortunately for the internet, Cohen posted the hilarious encounter to TikTok for all the world to enjoy.

He captioned it:

"Can't believe @kellyclarkson just photobombed our silly family kickline."

You can watch below.

@marcjordancohen

Cant believe @kellyclarkson just photobombed our silly family kickline 💀💀 @Kelly Clarkson Show

Clarkson herself took to the comments to issue an apology for the incredibly amusing mishap.

She wrote:

"I didn't see what y'all were doing until it was too late ha!"
"My bad 🤦♀️😂💁🏼♀️"

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Needless to say, there were no hard feelings.

The TikToker replied:

"KELLY!! We just wish we asked you to join us!! 😭"

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Viewers of the TikTok were highly entertained.

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And many acknowledged the singer's apparent remorse as she realized what was happening.

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We just love a good Kelly Clarkson reaction. She definitely made it a Christmas to remember for this lucky family! 😂

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