'Tis the season for some subtle shade: Kelly Clarkson alluded to her contentious divorce from ex-husband Brandon Blackstock in her new Christmas album visualizer.

The music superstar dropped a festive visualizer for the deluxe version of her holiday album When Christmas Comes Around... featuring a roaring fireplace and Christmas tree. It also features a notable jab at Blackstock with the four stockings. There's one for each of her children with her ex-husband, "River" and "Remy," another for "Mom," and, in place of Blackstock, a stocking that reads: "Nope."

Clarkson filed for divorce from Blackstock, a talent manager who also managed the singer and TV host throughout their relationship, in 2020 after seven years of marriage, citing irreconcilable differences. The divorce was finalized in 2021 following a drawn-out battle over spousal support and their Montana ranch, but other disputes continued to play out in court.

Starstruck Entertainment, the management company owned by Blackstock's father, sued Clarkson for alleged breach of management contract and unpaid fees in late 2020. Clarkson countersued, alleging violation of labor laws. They settled the dispute earlier this year. The "Miss Independent" singer shares daughter River, 10, and son Remington, 8, with Blackstock. They share joint custody of the children, though Clarkson was awarded primary physical custody.

Clarkson also previously memorably shaded her ex during a Kellyoke segment of her eponymous NBC talk show in 2023. During a cover of "abcdefu" by Gayle, Clarkson belted out the lyrics: "Forget you and your dad / And the fact that you got half / And my broken heart / Turned that sh-- into art." (The original lyrics are: "F--- you and your mom / And your sister and your job / And your broke-ass car and that sh-- you call art."

The turbulent divorce also served as inspiration for Clarkson's tenth studio album, Chemistry, released last summer.