Kelly Clarkson officially returns to her red swivel chair for season 30 of The voicejoining fellow coach Adam Levine on the judging panel this fall.
BNC confirmed the news via social media, announcing that “Team Kelly has re-entered the chat” alongside a video montage celebrating the singer’s most memorable moments on the hit competition series.
Although Levine’s spot is assured after serving with Clarkson in Season 29, it remains a mystery whether John Legend will be back to fill out the lineup when the series returns. BNC.
This upcoming stint marks Clarkson’s 11th season as a judge, continuing a long-standing relationship with the series that began in Season 2 when she appeared as an advisor.
Since officially joining the ranks in 2018 for season 14, the Stronger The hitmaker and original American Idol winner has been a mainstay of the franchise, although her appearances have been intermittent in recent years.
Her return last year alongside Levine and Legend proved a hit with fans, and her presence this fall should bring the same competitive energy back to the blind auditions.
Statistically, Clarkson is one of the most formidable mentors in the history of the series.
She currently holds the record for the female trainer with the most wins, having successfully guided four competitors to victory: Brynn Cartelli, Chevel Shepherd, Jake Hoot and the group. Girl named Tom.
Over the years, she’s shared the panel with a revolving door of A-list talent, including Miley Cyrus, Ariana Grande and even her colleagues. Idol the former Jennifer Hudson, helping the show maintain its status as a television powerhouse since its launch in 2011.
The timing of his return is particularly interesting for fans of his day job.
While she was busy coping The Kelly Clarkson Showthe popular chat program is currently set to end for good after its seventh season wraps later this year.
By resuming his role as coach on The voiceClarkson is making sure she stays firmly on our screens throughout the fall schedule, even as she prepares to say goodbye to her day-to-day talk show duties.
