Kelly Rowland is the fourth coach of "The Voice Australia" Season 6, which will premiere in January 2017. Jessie J, Good Charlotte, Ricky Martin and twins Joel Madden and Benjie Madden departed, making way for a new coach lineup of powerhouse vocalists.
Rowland's fellow coaches are new coach Boy George, returning coaches Seal and Delta Goodrem. The former Destiny's Child member will come to the show with lots of credentials. Aside from having her own hits as a solo star, the singer who also does acting and she was a judge of "The X Factor."
"The exciting part is we're all so different, but we love to support music," Rowland told TheFix about the new coach lineup. "We respect great vocal quality and artists who really care about being great artists, artists who care about being great vocally."
Going back to Australia, Rowland with reunite with George whom she hung out in the United Kingdom. She also has good memories of the country and would bring her son Titan Jewell Witherspoon, 2, to the zoo and Bondi Beach.
Before the announcement of Rowland taking one of the red swivel chairs in the singing competition, many suspected Miley Cyrus would be the fourth coach. Recently, "The Voice Australia" host Sonia Kruger refused to confirm or deny the rumor about the then mystery coach.
"I know the rumour is Miley Cyrus," Zoe Sheridan told Kruger on Nov 96.9FM's Summer Breakfast on Dec. 22, Thursday. "Can you confirm or deny that?"
While Kruger did not confirm or deny it, Sheridan hopes Cyrus would be in the show as a coach and was excited to see the "Wrecking Ball" hitmaker work with George and the other coaches. Cyrus celebrated Christmas with Australian actor Liam Hemsworth and his brother Chris Hemsworth. Liam also spent time with Cyrus's family in Nashville on Dec. 20, Tuesday, Dail Mail reported.
Rowland is profiled as one of the judges in "The X Factor" in the following clip below: