Kelly Clarkson And Miranda Lambert arouse the desire for duets together.

The two powerhouse singer-songwriters announced joint performances in an exchange on X, formerly Twitter. A post from a Clarkson fan account on August 28 reads: “I’m praying Kelly sings a duet with Miranda Lambert when she’s on the show (The Kelly Clarkson Show) this season!”

Lambert, who will receive the Icon Award at the 2024 People’s Choice Country Awards later this month, reposted it on Tuesday (Sept. 17) with a message to Clarkson: “(Kelly Clarkson), how about we sing some songs together?” Clarkson responded in her own post on Thursday (Sept. 19): “Let’s do it (Miranda Lambert).”

Clarkson has often covered songs by country artists during her genre-bending Kellyoke performances, including her rendition of Lambert’s “Tin Man” earlier this year. She has also covered hits by The Judds, Keith Urban, Maren Morris, Lainey Wilson, Brooks & Dunn and many others. The exchange between Clarkson and Lambert comes shortly after Lambert released her last studio album, Postcards from Texaswhich is a reference to their home state. The 14-track album includes “Armadillo,” “Dammit Randy,” “Santa Fe” with Parker McCollum“Wranglers,” “Alimony,” “No Man’s Land,” and more. She described the project as “Honky Tonk as Hell.”