With The voice With Season 26 soon to end and a new winner announced, there’s a change coming to the show that fans may be upset about.

Viewers of the NBC series are currently familiar with watching Reba McEntire, Gwen Stefani, Snoop Dogg And Michael Buble He supports the aspiring artists as official coaches of the 26th season. But as it turns out, Michael is the only one of the quartet staying for season 27 in 2025 Kelsea Ballerini make her coaching debut and John Legend And Adam Levine return as mentors. But what does this actually mean for Reba?

Well, we hate to break the hearts of those who love the series, but Reba McEntire leaves The voice for season 27. While there’s always a chance for her to return in future seasons, there could be a key reason behind her decision to leave the series.

As some may know, Reba currently stars in her own sitcom on NBC called “ Happy’s Place. The singer is currently broadcasting his first season and is back again Reba Co-star Melissa Peterman for the project and also works with her boyfriend Rex Linn to the series. Even if she didn’t explicitly say that this was the reason for her leaving The voicea report from diversity on November 21 confirmed a big update about what’s next for the sitcom.

According to the outlet Happy’s Place was picked up for five additional episodes by NBC, increasing the total number of episodes in Season 1 from 13 to 18. The publication also wrote that the show has managed to attract 14 million viewers across multiple platforms since its premiere on October 18. Additionally, its regular Friday night slot “improved 90% in total viewers and 88% in the key 18-49 demographic.” That means Reba will likely spend some time filming new episodes , while waiting for NBC to pick up the second season.

For those wondering what Happy’s Place That’s why Reba plays a woman who inherits her late father’s tavern (aptly named “Happy’s Place”) and discovers she has a brand new business partner – a much younger half-sister Isabella (played by Belissa Escobedo), which she never knew anything about.

We are happy about Reba’s success Happy’s Placewe will definitely miss her. At least Reba appeared every now and then The voice since the series’ first season in 2011. She was initially an advisor to the original coach Blake Shelton in the Battle Rounds of Season 1 and was also an advisor for the Knockout Rounds of Seasons 8 and 23.

We’re (hopefully) looking forward to seeing Reba again The voice back soon!

You might also like this