Reba McEntire isn’t the only country music queen saying howdy to The Voice.
Legendary singer Wynonna Judd is set to join the singing competition series as the season 24 mega mentor, NBC announced Oct. 31.
The Grammy winner will accompany coaches Niall Horan, John Legend, Gwen Stefani and McEntire to mentor the remaining artists who have made it through the Battle Rounds ahead of the three-way Knockouts beginning Nov. 6. And according to a new promo, Judd has some unique—and hilarious—tips for the competitors.
“Squeeze your butt,” the Country Music Hall of Fame inductee tells one hopeful during rehearsals. “I do that when I hit high notes.”
A surprised Legend responds, “We’re getting gems over here!”
Judd’s addition to the show follows fellow country icon McEntire joining the series to replace longtime Voice coach Blake Shelton, who exited earlier this year after a whopping 23 seasons. And as the most-winning coach in the competition’s 12-year history with nine champs under his belt, the “God’s Country” singer had full confidence in his successor.
