In recent years, The Voice has bid farewell to several beloved coaches, leaving fans in a state of shock and sadness. The departure of Blake Shelton and Niall Horan has sparked discussions about the replaceability of coaches on the popular singing competition.

With the exit of Shelton after 23 seasons and Horan following his second consecutive win as a coach, the show has undergone significant changes. However, the introduction of new faces has injected a fresh energy into The Voice, keeping fans engaged and eager for more.

Longtime hairstylist Jerilynn Stephens and fellow stylist Darbie Wieczorak expressed their excitement about the influx of new talent on the coaching panel. Reba McEntire, who replaced Shelton, has been well-received by the crew, with her return bringing a new dynamic to the show. Additionally, the country-pop duo Dan + Shay stepped in to fill the void left by Horan, adding a unique and appealing dynamic to the coaching team.

Stephens emphasized that the ever-changing lineup of coaches is a key factor in retaining the show’s appeal, asserting that the introduction of fresh faces contributes to the show’s ongoing success.

While The Voice staff lauds the addition of Dan + Shay, some viewers have expressed reservations about the duo serving as coaches. The introduction of a double chair on the panel has sparked discussions about potential advantages and disadvantages, with some questioning the fairness of a duo serving as a coach, citing it as a two-coach advantage.

Despite the departure of fan favorites, the show has persevered, with Stephens noting that the constant rotation of coaches is what keeps The Voice exciting and alluring to its audience.