Alesha Dixon to host the new season of The Voice UK?
The new season of The Voice UK will be broadcast in 2027
Alesha Dixon is all set to host the new season of The Voice UK.
As per the ITV, the 47-year-old star will host the singing show with Stacey Solomon.
"Alesha Dixon and Stacey Solomon take the reins as hosts for Series 15," ITV confirmed in a statement.
"The famous red chairs will see the arrival of two musical forces making their debut as coaches. Platinum-selling rap artist Aitch and global pop icon Cheryl are set to begin their hunt for the nation’s next vocal powerhouse," the broadcaster said.
"These new additions will take their places alongside international superstar Kelly Rowland, who makes her highly anticipated return for a second series as a coach. They join long-standing The Voice UK legend will.i.am," the statement read.
ITV also thanked former judge Sir Tom Jones, who recently announced her departure from the show.
"ITV would like to thank the irreplaceable Sir Tom Jones for all his years on The Voice UK, and the countless incredible and unforgettable moments he gave the show. He has brought joy to audiences, and to every singer who performed for him and with him," the newtwork said.
For those unaware, the new season of The Voice UK will be broadcast in 2027.
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