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Queen Latifah to Serve as Coach on 'The Voice' Season 30
Queen Latifah joins Kelly Clarkson, Adam Levine and Riley Green as the show adds guest appearances from former coaches for its 30th season.
- On Tuesday, NBC announced Queen Latifah will join 'The Voice' as a coach for the milestone 30th season. The Grammy-winning singer and actress, 56, joins returning coaches Kelly Clarkson and Adam Levine, plus newcomer Riley Green.
- Veteran coaches Clarkson and Levine return to the red chairs alongside newcomer Green, who joins Latifah as a first-time coach for the competition's milestone 30th season. NBC confirmed the full coaching panel recently.
- Latifah brings "deep industry experience and unique approach as an entertainer to the dynamic coaching lineup," according to NBC. The 56-year-old boasts a career as a Grammy-winning musician, Oscar-nominated actress, and star of 'The Equalizer.'
- NBC has teased that the 30th season will feature "surprises along the way, with special appearances from former coaches and mentors, callbacks to memorable moments and more." These additions celebrate the milestone year.
- Scheduled to premiere this fall, 'The Voice' season 30 is produced by MGM Television and will stream on Peacock following each NBC broadcast. The competition remains a staple of the network's lineup.
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Queen Latifah joins 'The Voice' as coach for season 30 alongside Kelly Clarkson and Adam Levine
Queen Latifah will make her coaching debut on the landmark 30th anniversary season of 'The Voice,' alongside previously announced fan favorites Kelly Clarkson and Adam Levine, as well as fellow newbie Riley Green.
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