Even though The Voice Season 30 is still more than two months away from premiering, fans are already looking ahead to what Season 31 could bring. And if the latest rumors are true, one of the show’s biggest shake-ups in years may be on the horizon.
According to unconfirmed reports circulating online, the coaching panel for Season 31 could feature Joe Jonas, Queen Latifah, and Riley Green. The same rumors also suggest that Keke Palmer could step in as host, replacing longtime presenter Carson Daly, who has led the series since it premiered in 2011.
Another surprising claim is that the season may feature only three coaches instead of the traditional four. Some fans believe this could indicate a special format, similar to the show’s previous themed editions that experimented with a smaller coaching panel.
At this time, NBC has not announced Season 31 or confirmed any of these reports. The speculation appears to have started after individuals claiming to have attended recent production tapings shared alleged details on social media and online forums.
If the rumored lineup proves accurate, Queen Latifah and Riley Green would return for a second season after reportedly making their coaching debuts in Season 30. Joe Jonas would be a first-time coach on the U.S. version of The Voice, although he previously served as a coach on The Voice Australia. His brother, Nick Jonas, was also a coach on the American series in Seasons 18 and 20.
Adding to the speculation, a ticketing website has listed Battle Round tapings for late July, suggesting production is moving forward behind the scenes. However, details about the coaches and host remain unofficial.
For now, fans will have to wait for an announcement from NBC to learn what the future holds. If the rumors turn out to be true, Season 31 could deliver one of the most unexpected changes in the show’s history—and viewers are already eager to find out what’s next.