Carson Daly, who has hosted NBC’s The Voice for about 15 years, comments on his role as Keke Palmer is set to take over as host of “The Voice: Celebrity.” Multiple outlets report that Daly tells viewers he is “not the right host” for the upcoming celebrity spinoff, following confirmation that the program will feature a celebrity-only competition format. Daly’s remarks come as NBC moves forward with the new edition, with Palmer described as a strong fit for the role. Variety and others cite Daly praising the concept as a “fun, new idea,” and he frames the hosting change as related to the spinoff’s format. Billboard reports Daly says he will continue producing “The Voice: Celebrity” and welcomes Palmer’s involvement. The Oregonian also notes that Palmer will replace Daly as host starting with Season 31, which will introduce the celebrity-only format. Overall, the coverage depicts a transition in on-air hosting responsibilities while Daly remains involved behind the scenes, as Palmer takes the lead for the celebrity edition scheduled for NBC’s future lineup.