Keke Palmer is officially taking over as host of The Voice, ending Carson Daly’s 15-year run as the face of NBC’s singing competition. Palmer, 32, announced the news in a social media video shared Tuesday. “That’s right. It’s true. I’m hosting The Voice. I’ll see you guys there,” she said. The network confirmed she will host The Voice: Celebrity, a new spin-off set to premiere in 2027. The special season will feature actors, musicians, influencers, athletes, comedians and reality TV stars competing to become the franchise’s first celebrity champion. Queen Latifah and country singer Riley Green will return as coaches, while Joe Jonas joins the panel for the first time. Daly, 53, will step away after hosting every season since the show debuted in 2011. According to The Sun, the longtime host decided not to return because of scheduling conflicts with his anchor role on the Today show and because he wants to spend more time with his family. Season 30, still hosted by Daly, is scheduled to premiere this September.
Read it at Daily Mail
