Kelly Clarkson's empowering 'Invincible' clip stars car accident survivor

Kelly Clarkson has recently released the music video for her new song 'Invincible,' which offers a message of female empowerment.

The 33-year-old pop star's new song features Chelsie Hill, who uses a wheelchair after being paralyzed in a car accident involving a drunk driver when she was in high school, E! Online reported.

The first American Idol winner sings "Now I am invincible / No, I ain't a scared little girl no more," adding "Now I am a warrior / a shooting star / Know I got this far, had a broken heart."

In the video that was filmed in April, the 'Since U Been Gone' hitmaker, who has been dealing with nasty body-shaming comments in recent months, sports a black top and pants, paired with a long, sequined black, gray and burgundy cardigan, and belts out her sweeping ballad in a large room with glowing boxes suspended in mid-air, which later crash and burst into explosions of light.

 

She is later joined by a diverse group of women who dance their hearts beside her.