Jessie J has announced she is leaving The Voice after two years sitting in the spinning chair.
The singer has decided it is time to look to her music as her primary focus once more.
There were whisperings that Jessie was neglectful of her contestants during the show as she was recording her album.
And now, her album is yet to be completed and will then need promotion so she's bowing out of the BBC talent show all together.
She posted to Twitter: "I've absolutely loved my time on The Voice, and I hope everyone saw and knows how passionately I felt about the show.
"I can't wait to promote my new record around the world and that has to take priority."
"I shall be keeping a very close eye on series three, showing my support in every way I can, and really hope that in some way that I can be part of the show."
The BBC has announced their intentions to find a replacement for her; the search is on.
Mark Linsey, BBC controller of entertainment commissioning, said: "We're so sorry to see Jessie go as she's been an exceptional coach on - and advocate for - The Voice, but we totally support her decision to leave due to touring commitments overseas.
"We very much hope that Jessie will remain part of the show and come back and perform for us next series.
"In the meantime, we will now start the search for a new coach."
It is not yet known if The Voice's other coaches - will.i.am, Sir Tom Jones and Danny O'Donoghue - will return to the show next year.
The show's rating were much lower than the year before, equally the series favourite Leah McFall lost out in the final leaving coach Will.i.am indignant.
Paddy Power puts Cheryl Cole top of the list to take her place just in front of fellow X-Factor alumnus Nicole Scherzinger.
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