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At the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art's opening gala on Sept. 19, Keke Palmer wore a chocolate-brown satin mini dress paired with McQueen tortoiseshell‑effect peep-toe pumps, with Sofia Vergara and Doja Cat among other stars turning heads with standout footwear in a fashion-forward night.
Keke Palmer celebrated her 33rd birthday with a close-knit crew at Lucky Strike Bowling, including Justin and Christian Combs, Sean 'Diddy' Combs’ sons, along with Disney Channel alums Roshon Fegan and Trevor Jackson; she posted heartfelt notes about community and gratitude, highlighting friends who’ve supported her through the years.
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.
The Voice reveals Season 31 will adopt a Celebrity format with celebrity contestants and features Joe Jonas coaching in the U.S. for the first time, alongside Queen Latifah and Riley Green; Keke Palmer will host, taking over from Carson Daly. The season is set to air in 2027, with a premiere date to be announced.
NBC confirms The Voice: Celebrity for 2027, with Keke Palmer hosting and Joe Jonas, Queen Latifah, and Riley Green as coaches, while the show’s celebrity contestants are to be announced and compete in the familiar blind-audition/teams format. Season 30 of The Voice returns Sept. 21 with Adam Levine, Kelly Clarkson, Latifah, and Green.
NBC confirmed production on The Voice: Celebrity for 2027, with Keke Palmer hosting and coaches Joe Jonas, Queen Latifah and Riley Green; the first-ever celebrity edition will include features like Voice Boot Camp, VIP Room and Workroom, while Carson Daly returns to host the regular edition.
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.
NBC is launching The Voice: Celebrity, a 2027 edition featuring well-known contestants, hosted by Keke Palmer with coaches Joe Jonas, Queen Latifah, and Riley Green; the celebrity edition will include new elements like boot camp and a VIP room, with the lineup of celebrity singers announced closer to the premiere.
NBC is launching The Voice: Celebrity, with Joe Jonas joining as a coach alongside Queen Latifah and Riley Green. Keke Palmer will host, taking over from Carson Daly. The celebrity edition, essentially Season 31 of The Voice, is set to air in spring next year and will include new behind‑the‑scenes features like Voice Boot Camp and a VIP room. Daly remains a producer, and the show is produced by MGM Alternative, Warner Horizon Unscripted Television and ITV Studios, with John de Mol as an executive producer.
Oprah Winfrey revealed on Keke Palmer’s podcast that her 1998 self-recorded theme song “Run On” was a major career misstep, admitting she can’t sing even with a church choir and recalling weighing whether to end her show before deciding to keep going; she hasn’t pursued music since.
Oprah Winfrey reveals on a Keke Palmer interview that her birth name is Orpah, a biblical name from Ruth 1:14 that, due to spelling confusion at home, evolved into Oprah; Palmer, who is named Lauren Keyana Palmer, is told the backstory as Oprah notes Harpo Productions is Oprah spelled backwards.
Oprah Winfrey reveals her birth name is Orpah, named after the biblical figure in Ruth 1:14, and explains that spelling issues led to the Oprah spelling becoming her public name; she also notes Keke Palmer’s government name is Lauren Keyana. The piece highlights a broader trend of celebrities using stage names.