Carson Daly Says He's 'Not The Right Host' For The Voice's Celebrity Edition, Calls Keke Palmer A 'Perfect' Replacement
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{ "epilogue": "Carson Daly addressed rumors regarding his departure and explained that he was not the right host for the celebrity edition of The Voice. Keke Palmer subsequently assumed the hosting role for the spinoff, responding to the news publicly and celebrating the new position." }
Epilogue added 45m ago, after coverage quieted.
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'The Voice' USA Today · 53d ago
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