The Voice 2015 judges: Rita Ora to replace Kylie Minogue
The singer will begin filming in the spinning red chairs next month
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Your support makes all the difference.Rita Ora will replace Kylie Minogue as a coach on The Voice, the BBC has confirmed.
The “Hot Right Now” singer, who has briefly appeared as a guest judge on The X Factor, joins returning coaches Ricky Wilson, Will.i.am and Sir Tom Jones.
The Kosovan-born singer, 23, will take on her new role in the spinning red chair next month when filming on the blind auditions begins.
Ora said: “So excited to be part of, and for my team to win, The Voice this series. Let’s have some fun, Will.i.am, Tom and Ricky.
“I'm really looking forward to the blind auditions - and spinning in my big red chair. Excited.”
Will.i.am, who returns for a fourth series, said he was looking forward to working with the “sweet, spicy and sassy” Ora, adding she would be a “great addition to the coaches’ team.”
Ora, who is currently in the charts with her collaboration with Iggy Azalea on “Black Widow”, is due to make her film debut next year in Fifty Shades of Grey, which will be released in February.
The Voice returns to BBC One in January 2015.
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