Brandon Blackstock has spent years working behind the scenes in the entertainment industry, but his name became widely known during his high-profile marriage—and eventual divorce—from Kelly Clarkson. The couple split in 2020 after nearly seven years of marriage, sparking a lengthy legal battle over custody, property, and finances. More recently, the 48-year-old has been facing a private health battle, which the singer, 43, acknowledged in 2025 while postponing part of her Las Vegas residency to be present for their children.
Amid renewed interest in his personal life, many are also curious about Brandon’s financial standing. Learn more about his net worth, his career, his health, and family below.
What Is Brandon Blackstock’s Net Worth?
Blackstock’s estimated net worth is reportedly around $10 million, according to Celebrity Net Worth.
What Does Brandon Blackstock Do for a Living?
Blackstock is a former talent manager and music executive. He worked with the Starstruck Management Group, a company founded by his father, Narvel Blackstock, which managed high-profile clients including Blake Shelton and Clarkson. Blackstock also served as Clarkson’s manager during their marriage. However, during their divorce proceedings, Clarkson alleged that he was not a licensed talent agent in California and had overstepped legal boundaries in that role. In 2023, according to documents obtained by multiple outlets, Blackstock was ordered to pay Clarkson $2,641,374 for unlawfully securing business deals that, under California law, should have been handled by a licensed talent agent.
How Many Kids Does Brandon Blackstock and Kelly Clarkson Have?
Blackstock and Clarkson share two children: daughter River Rose, born in 2014, and son Remington Alexander, born in 2016.
In addition to their two children together, Blackstock also has two older children—Savannah and Seth—from a previous marriage.
Brandon Blackstock’s Health
In August 2025, Clarkson revealed that her ex-husband has been privately dealing with a serious illness. While she didn’t disclose specific details, she shared in an Instagram statement that she was postponing several Las Vegas shows to be fully present for their children during this challenging time. “While I normally keep my personal life private, this past year, my children’s father has been ill,” she wrote.
The nature of his illness has not been made public, and Brandon has not commented on it directly.