KELLIE PICKLER VISITS WITH ELLEN
DeGENERES, TALKS DOCU-COMEDY,
TRAVEL AND A FEW SURPRISES ON
TUESDAY, SEPT. 27
Singer/songwriter and star of I Love Kellie Pickler makes 18th
appearance on The Ellen DeGeneres Show
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Tuesday, Sept. 27, 2016
LOS
ANGELES, Calif. – In anticipation of CMT’s hour-long special, I Love Kellie Pickler’s “I Love Japan” episode, airing Thursday (Sept 28) at 10 p.m. ET/PT,
Kellie gets candid sharing behind-the-scenes stories from her time in Tokyo
with Ellen DeGeneres (Tuesday, Sept.
27).
Thursday’s
episode finds Kellie and Kyle fulfilling Kellie’s childhood dream of being an
exchange student as they travel across the world to Tokyo, Japan to live
with the Asada family in the heart of the city. They explore the town and learn
all about Japanese culture, customs and practices. From hedgehog cafes, to
navigating the subway, tasting the authentic cuisine and attempting to
speak Japanese - Kellie and Kyle have the adventure of a lifetime.
“This
show is about laughter and love,” shares Kellie. “It’s all positive and all
about our family and friends and our crazy adventures. We just want to be a
bright light and make people laugh and feel good.”
Watch @kelliepickler get scared by ultimate prankster Ellen DeGeneres: https://t.co/2qw4XUZWFZ 😂 #TheEllenShow pic.twitter.com/qZJCpF82Cy— Entertainment Weekly (@EW) 27 September 2016
Love Kellie Pickler, produced by Ryan Seacrest
Productions, 51 Minds Entertainment, Kellie Pickler and Kyle Jacobs, is
currently in its second season and the docu-comedy follows the country music
star and personality as she navigates her madcap relationships with friends,
family and the unpredictability of couple-hood alongside husband, Kyle Jacobs,
her complete opposite. The 2015 series debut marked CMT’s highest rated
premiere among women ages 18 to 49 since 2008.
Kellie
grew up immersed in country music in the small town of Albemarle, N.C. with the
words of Tammy Wynette, Patsy Cline, Loretta Lynn and Dolly Parton shaping her
musical footing. At the age of 19, she first gained fame as a contestant on the
fifth season of “American Idol.” She has gone on to release four
critically acclaimed albums, including her Gold-certified debut Small Town Girl as well
as 100 Proof, which Rolling Stone named the
Best Country Album of 2011. Among her best known hits are the
Platinum-certified “Best Days of Your Life,” and Gold Certified “Red High
Heels,” as well as “I Wonder,” “Don’t You Know You’re Beautiful,” “Things That
Never Cross a Man’s Mind,” “Didn’t You Know How Much I Loved You” and “No Cure
for Crazy.”
In spring
of 2013, Kellie partnered with dance coach Derek Hough and won the Mirror Ball
Trophy on Dancing with the Stars. That
same year, she also released her fourth album, The Woman I Am, with Black River Entertainment,
which featured three songs co-written by Kellie including the title cut. She
voiced the lead character, a sweet potato named Mirabelle, in the Veggie Tales animated
movie "Beauty and the Beet" in 2014, and launched her home goods
line, Selma Drye by Kellie Pickler, in
cooperation with the Opry Stores (shop.opry.com) in 2015.
Her CMT
series I Love Kellie Pickler, which
co-stars her husband, songwriter/producer Kyle Jacobs, debuted in November
2015, propelling the network to its highest premiere with adults since 2012 and
women since 2008.
Kellie is
an avid supporter of the U.S. military, having completed nine USO Tours thus
far. Kellie will also receive the Bob Hope Spirit of Hope Award in Washington,
D.C. in honor of her continued work with our servicemen and women.
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