Karen Clark Sheard Opens Up About Her Tour, Granddaughter and More at the Tamron Hall Show
Four times Grammy Award-winning gospel music icon, Karen Clark Sheard, stopped by the Tamron Hall Show to talk about The Reunion Tour, her family legacy, her newest granddaughter Khloé-Drew Kelly, new music and more!
When asked about her granddaughter, she glows and describes Khloé-Drew as her "pride and joy right now". She also discusses how her daughter, 4x Grammy-nominated artist Kierra Sheard is a "precious daughter" that is "so inspirational". She also credits her husband Bishop J. Drew Sheard as "the machine behind it all" and thanks God for blessing the Clark-Sheard family.
Hall also mentions the powerful legacy that Sheard has contributed to the music industry as a whole with fans including Beyonce, Jay-Z, Chloe Bailey, Halle Bailey, and Mariah Carey who references The Clark Sisters as her favorite group of all time! Sheard smiles and says, "as long as you're giving a positive message, we're all about sharing a message in this messy age...so whatever somebody is going through, listen, you've got to know a Jesus and a great God that will keep your atmosphere in check!"
The segment was concluded by a soul stirring performance of her new single, "Send it Down" that is now currently available on all streaming platforms.
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