Reba McEntire Is Leaving “The Voice” – Which Country Star Is Her Replacement?

The Voice Reveals Coaches For Season 27 In 2025

Those who’ve grown used to watching Reba McEntire on The Voice will be sad to hear the country music legend and actress is leaving the show.

Thankfully, fans will have one more chance to watch the Season 25 winner on The Voice before she says “goodbye.” It’s already been confirmed that Reba will serve as a coach during Season 26.

Reba will join returning coach Gwen Stefani and new coaches Snoop Dogg and Michael Bublé for the upcoming season, which will likely debut in the fall.

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However, Reba is not returning for The Voice‘s 27th season in 2025. The show revealed its Season 27 coaches on Wednesday (June 5), and Reba’s name was not on the list.

Instead, the coaching lineup features Bublé, John Legend, and Adam Levine. Levine, who was one of the show’s original coaches, is returning to The Voice after a six-year hiatus.

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There’s also a brand-new coach stepping up to fill Reba’s vacant red chair upon her departure. And she just so happens to be a country artist as well.

Who’s Replacing Reba McEntire After She Leaves The Voice?

The Voice also revealed that Grand Ole Opry member Kelsea Ballerini will replace Reba after she leaves.

Kelsea is no stranger to The Voice. She served as the show’s first “Comeback Stage” coach, was an advisor, and filled in for former coach Kelly Clarkson when she was sick.

“first ever coach of the comeback stage, to an advisor, to a fill in, to AN OFFICIAL COACH ON THE VOICE SPRING 2025 Welcome #TeamKelsea!” The Voice shared in a post announcing Kelsea’s addition to the show.