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Keke Palmer will host The Voice: Celebrity, while Carson Daly confirms he’s still hosting The Voice and will produce Celeb Voice behind the scenes; The Voice: Celebrity is set to premiere Spring 2027 on NBC with coaches Joe Jonas, Queen Latifah, and Riley Green, as Daly tests two formats this fall and spring.
Carson Daly says he’s not the right host for The Voice: Celebrity and will temporarily step aside, with Keke Palmer set to host the spin-off. Daly will still host Season 30 and help launch the celebrity edition behind the scenes. The Voice: Celebrity is set to debut in Spring 2027 with coaches Joe Jonas, Queen Latifah, and Riley Green, while Daly returns to the main show’s hosting duties for Season 30 premiering September 21.
Keke Palmer has been announced as the host of The Voice: Celebrity, NBC’s upcoming eventized edition of The Voice set for 2027. Reports place her hosting fee at about $2 million—roughly $4 million less than Carson Daly’s estimated $6 million per season as host/producer for the original show. Palmer’s pay covers hosting only (no producer credit), while Daly will continue as host and producer for Season 30. The Celebrity edition will feature coaches Queen Latifah, Riley Green and Joe Jonas, per NBC’s release, with Palmer joining the franchise in a new format.
Carson Daly confirms he isn’t leaving The Voice; Keke Palmer will host Season 31, The Voice: Celebrity, a celebrity edition set for 2027. Daly will continue hosting the original show and will produce the Celeb Voice spinoff from behind the scenes, while Palmer takes the hosting role and joins coaches including Queen Latifah and Riley Green, with Joe Jonas making his debut as a coach.
Keke Palmer announced on Instagram that she will host The Voice Season 31 (2027) on NBC, a new Celebrity edition that swaps undiscovered talent for celebrities; she replaces Carson Daly, who is stepping away after 30 seasons to focus on his Today duties and family but will remain an executive producer. Season 30 is currently filming and premieres in September; coaches Queen Latifah and Riley Green return, and Joe Jonas will make his debut as a coach.
Carson Daly called it gut-wrenching to see Savannah Guthrie in a tortured limbo state 52 days after her mother Nancy Guthrie’s disappearance, as Guthrie’s incoming Today interview with Hoda Kotb draws attention. Colleagues praise Savannah’s resilience amid ongoing scrutiny, and authorities have been asking for tips as the eight-week search for Nancy continues.
Carson Daly helped Ayo Edebiri at the Emmy Awards, sneaking a selfie onto her phone while she was on stage, and she later discovered it and thanked him for it. The viral moment has led to Daly being asked to hold others' belongings, prompting him to joke about it on Today.
Ayo Edebiri asked Carson Daly to hold her belongings at the Emmys, and he ended up taking a selfie with his wife on her phone. Edebiri later thanked Daly for guarding her stuff and shared the selfie, expressing gratitude and humor. The viral moment has garnered attention, with Daly joking about being asked to hold others' belongings since the incident.
"The Voice" shared a photo of host Carson Daly with the new lineup of coaches, including newcomer Reba McEntire, as they prepare for Season 24 of the singing competition show. Reba McEntire, who previously served as a mega mentor, will now join as a full-time coach. Returning coaches Gwen Stefani and John Legend, along with Niall Horan, will also be part of the upcoming season. However, veteran coach Blake Shelton will not be returning. "The Voice" Season 24 premieres on September 25th.
Carson Daly expresses his excitement and support for his friend Ryan Seacrest, who has been announced as the new host of Wheel of Fortune, replacing Pat Sajak. Daly believes Seacrest is the "obvious choice" due to his extensive experience in the industry and his popularity as a TV personality. Seacrest, who sees this opportunity as a "full circle" moment, is grateful for the chance to continue the tradition of spinning the wheel alongside Vanna White. Pat Sajak will host one more season before passing the torch to Seacrest.
Carson Daly expresses his excitement and support for his friend Ryan Seacrest, who has been announced as the new host of Wheel of Fortune, replacing Pat Sajak. Daly praises Seacrest's work ethic and notes their long-standing friendship. Seacrest himself reflects on the opportunity as a "full circle" moment, having hosted a game show early in his career. While Sajak will continue hosting for one more season, Seacrest's new role marks a significant milestone in his television career.