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Queen Latifah will serve as The Voice's fourth coach for Season 30, joining Kelly Clarkson, Adam Levine and Riley Green; it marks Latifah's first coaching stint on the NBC music competition, though she has appeared as a guest judge on other reality shows. Season 30, launching in the fall, will feature former coaches and mentors returning for guest appearances.
Kelly Clarkson is back on NBC as a coach on The Voice Season 30, marking her first back-to-back NBC appearance since 2023. After announcing in February that she would leave The Kelly Clarkson Show to focus on her kids, NBC confirmed the comeback via Instagram with a montage and the caption “She’s baaaaack,” and Clarkson is set to join Adam Levine and other coaches this fall.
Kelly Clarkson is returning to The Voice for Season 30 and will rejoin coach Adam Levine, who is also back. Clarkson’s daytime show is ending after seven seasons, and she says this isn’t goodbye—she may appear on The Voice again while shifting focus to family.
The Voice alumnus Dylan Carter died at 24 in a car crash in Colleton County, South Carolina, after his 2026 Tesla veered off the road and struck a pole; he died from blunt force injuries and the death was ruled accidental by the coroner. Weeks earlier, he posted a final Instagram carousel from a Palmetto Mudway performance with a caption about preferring a flatbed trailer to a big stage, and his family described him as a gifted, kind entertainer who brought joy to his community; Carter had previously wowed The Voice Season 24 judges and chose Reba McEntire as his coach.
Dylan Carter, a 24-year-old former The Voice contestant from South Carolina, died after his 2026 Tesla veered off a rural highway, struck a curb and a utility pole, and overturned; he was alone and wearing a seatbelt. The Colleton County coroner ruled the death accidental, citing blunt force trauma, and authorities say the highway patrol is continuing to investigate the crash.
The Voice season 24 contestant Dylan Carter, aged 24 from South Carolina, died from blunt force injuries after a single-vehicle crash in Colleton County, SC. Authorities have ruled the death accidental, and Carter was wearing a seat belt at the time.
Dylan Carter, a Season 24 contestant on The Voice, died in a single-vehicle crash in Colleton County, South Carolina, at age 24; his coach Reba McEntire mourned him on social media, and a Moncks Corner event he was set to perform at was canceled as authorities with the South Carolina Highway Patrol investigate the crash.
Dylan Carter, a 24-year-old former The Voice season 24 contestant, died after a single-vehicle crash in Colleton County, South Carolina; authorities say he was alone when his car ran off the road, struck a utility pole and fence, and overturned before he succumbed to his injuries. Carter co-founded The Local Voice nonprofit supporting breast-cancer families, was scheduled to perform at Moncks Corner’s Music on Main, and tributes poured in from his hometown mayor and former coach Reba McEntire.
Dylan Carter, a 24-year-old former The Voice contestant who briefly joined Reba McEntire’s team in Season 24, died April 25 in a single-car crash on Colleton County’s Lowcountry Highway in South Carolina. The Local Voice nonprofit announced the death, praising him as the heart of the community, and tributes from local officials and Reba followed as his scheduled Music on Main performance was canceled.
Dylan Carter, a Season 24 contestant on The Voice and co-founder of The Local Voice, died at 24 in a car accident in Moncks Corner, South Carolina. He was a community performer who co-founded a breast cancer charity, owned Sunny Days RV & Campground, and worked as a realtor; local officials and his charity offered condolences.
Dylan Carter, a 24-year-old South Carolina country singer and Season 24 contestant on NBC's The Voice, died in a car accident in Colleton County on April 25. He co-founded The Local Voice to help women battling cancer, owned Sunny Days RV & Campground, and worked as a realtor. Carter impressed The Voice judges with his 2023 audition, chose Reba McEntire as his coach, and was scheduled to perform a concert in Moncks Corner that night; the town posted tributes to him.
Alexia Jayy was crowned The Voice Season 29 winner on NBC (Battle of Champions), coached by Adam Levine, with runners-up Lucas West (John Legend), Mikenley Brown and Liv Ciara (Kelly Clarkson). Jayy’s winning single “Rent Free” debuts April 15 at 12 a.m. ET, produced by Jack Splash and Jim Jonsin, and the prize package includes a home recording studio and a full year of Xfinity Internet and Mobile. Her journey included a Blind Audition of “(You Make Me Feel Like) a Natural Woman,” a Battle Round win, Knockouts, and a semifinals/finale run highlighted by a finale duet with Levine on “Sunday Morning.”
NBC has pulled the final six episodes of the medical drama Brilliant Minds from its schedule and put the show on hiatus while Olympics coverage airs, with The Voice: Battle of Champions taking over Mondays 9–11 p.m. starting Feb. 23. The remaining Brilliant Minds episodes will be aired later in the season or this summer. The move follows lower ratings for Brilliant Minds in Season 2, and NBC will decide the show's fate by the May upfront; The Voice Season 29 is framed as a champions edition featuring past winners.
Kata Hay, a former 'The Voice' contestant and country singer, was arrested in Oklahoma and charged with vehicular homicide related to a crash near I-65, Tennessee, amid a history of legal issues including DUIs and a 2022 conviction for sexual contact with a minor.
Kata Hay, a former 'The Voice' contestant, was arrested in Oklahoma on a Tennessee warrant for vehicular homicide related to a crash near I-65, and will be extradited to Tennessee; she has a history of legal issues including a previous DUI and charges of sexual contact with a minor.