Which judge left the voice

After releasing new single "Let Me Reintroduce Myself" in late , the singer is believed to be working on her fourth album. Her most recent tweet, in late February, was a throwback photo of her time leading No Doubt, alongside the caption, "working on so much fun stuff for u guys.

After Shelton, who is the only judge to have appeared on all 20 seasons so far, Clarkson is the second longest-running judge on the panel with seven seasons under her belt. Legend, meanwhile, is on his fifth edition of the competition. Legend and Jonas' positions as judges on The Voice were hilariously slammed the weekend before The Voice began on an episode of Saturday Night Live in which Jonas was the musical guest. Filed under: Entertainment Music Television. Reddit Pocket Email Linkedin.

Going into the Battle Rounds, Clarkson asked her friend, country-pop singer Kelsea Ballerini, to temporarily fill in. Sign up for the newsletter Morning Edition Start your day with the top stories you missed while you were sleeping. Thanks for signing up! Check your inbox for a welcome email. Aguilera and Green both took season 4 off and were temporarily replaced by Shakira and Usher. The original judges returned for their chairs in season 5 before leaving again in season 6.

It was my only kind of outlet. Fans were shocked at her admission. He was the winning coach three times — on the first season with Javier Colon, the fifth season with Tessanne Chin, and the ninth season with Jordan Smith.

Country musician Blake Shelton is the longest-running coach on "The Voice," and the only original judge who is still on the show today.

Shelton also has the most wins of any coach on "The Voice," coming out on top with an impressive eight wins in 20 seasons. One of the original four, Christina Aguilera coached the first three seasons of "The Voice," and she returned for seasons five, eight, and Her only win came from her final appearance on season 10, coaching actress and singer Alisan Porter to victory. Aguilera referred to her time on the show as a "churning hamster wheel" and an "energy sucker" in a interview with Billboard.

CeeLo Green was the fourth original coach on "The Voice. Usher coached season-four runner-up Michelle Chamuel, and on season six, his team won with Josh Kaufman. Gwen Stefani started coaching on season seven of "The Voice," and she returned for seasons nine, 12, 17, and On season eight, he mentored year-old Sawyer Fredericks, the youngest male winner in the history of the show.