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Blake Shelton lascerà “The Voice”, dopo essere stato un allenatore dello show sin dalla sua premiere nel 2011. Shelton è l’ultimo membro del pannello di coaching originale dello spettacolo – che includeva Adam Levine, Christina Aguilera e CeeLo Green – a uscire dalla competizione canora. Levine ha avuto la seconda serie più lunga della troupe originale dello show, ma ha lasciato “The Voice” per sempre nel 2019 dopo 16 stagioni. Aguilera ha fatto la sua ultima uscita nel 2018, dicendo a Billboard che spesso si sentiva “soffocata e limitata” dal suo ruolo nella serie di realtà. Allo stesso modo, Green ha annunciato la sua partenza dopo la quinta stagione perché “è diventato rapidamente un lavoro”, secondo Us Weekly.
On October 11, Shelton revealed that he would also be leaving the beloved show. “I’ve been wrestling with this for a while and I’ve decided that it’s time for me to step away from The Voice after next season,” he wrote on Instagram. “The show has changed my life in every way for the better.”
Now, Carson Daly is sharing his thoughts on his friend’s retirement from “The Voice,” and is not holding back his feelings.
Carson Daly is bummed that Blake Shelton is leaving
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Following Blake Shelton’s announcement that he was stepping away from “The Voice” after 12 years as a coach on the popular show, fans took to social media to express their sadness. “Well there goes the Voice. It won’t make it two season after Blake leaves,” one person commented. While another wrote, “Will never be the same without you!” Now, the show’s host, Carson Daly, is speaking out and is getting candid about how it feels to have his close friend leave the singing competition.
Daly spoke to Entertainment Tonight about Shelton’s exit, and the TV personality admitted he was “bummed” by the country singer’s decision. “I hate it,” Daly exclaimed. “He and I obviously developed a great friendship at The Voice. I’m bummed, but I get it.” Daly further gushes over his friendship with Shelton, exclaiming that the show “won’t be the same” without Shelton. He went on to joke that he would no longer have a pal to eat lunch with and hilariously suggested that he would purchase a cardboard cutout of his friend to fill the void.
And while Daly has never served as one of the singing coaches on the show, he has been a part of the team as the host of “The Voice” since it premiered in 2011.
