Delta Goodrem FINALLY addresses her future on The Voice

Delta Goodrem’s future on The Voice Australia’s coaching panel has been in doubt since Seven took over the Nine franchise in September.

And when she graced the cover of The Daily Telegraph’s Stellar magazine for a high-fashion photo shoot this week, the 35-year-old spoke about whether or not she wants to return to the red chair.

The Born to Try hitmaker, who joined The Voice nine years ago, held Mom on her next move, saying only that she takes time to think after each season of the show.

When asked if she’s coming to The Voice on Seven next year, Delta replied with a laugh, “I love the show. It’s a wonderful experience that I’ve been involved in from day one. ‚

The singer went on to explain the “step-by-step” process behind her decision as a “constantly evolving artist”.

“I say after every season – because everyone asks every year – that as an artist I take in every moment and appreciate the past year and all the different things I was involved in.

“Then as I look ahead, I get into every role and decision for my next chapter as an evolving artist, and it’s always a gradual process of looking at my goals and planning the year ahead,” she continued .

Coy: The Born to Try hitmaker, who joined The Voice nine years ago, held her mom on her next move, saying only that she takes time to think after each season of the show

Delta’s comments coincide with a stunning photoshoot where the star poses in high fashion for her role as Victoria Racing Club friend for Lexus Melbourne Cup Day.

For one look, Delta highlights her slim figure in a bespoke beige pant suit topped with a black beret, bold pearl earrings, and sheer ribbon-adorned gloves.

For Stellar’s cover, the blonde beauty wears a sleeveless black dress and an oversized black hat with a round brim and a dramatic face veil.

Delta explained, “I say after each season – because everyone asks every year – that as an artist I absorb every moment and appreciate the past year and all the different things I’ve been involved in.”

Meanwhile, rumors circulated that Delta, the longest-serving judge on The Voice, had been boned by Seven over a “salary conflict”.

According to a previous report by The Daily Telegraph, Delta, which reportedly makes between $ 1 million and $ 2 million a year, is outside the network’s price range.

It is claimed that Seven is “in talks” with American R&B star Usher, while other followers include Kylie Minogue and native talent Jessica Mauboy.

This year’s panel: Rumors are now circulating that Delta, the longest-serving judge on The Voice, was boned by Seven due to a “salary conflict”. She is pictured from left to right with her 2020 coaching colleagues: Guy Sebastian, Boy George and Kelly Rowland

Not much to say: Delta re-played mom in her future with the show, during an appearance on the Kyle and Jackie O Show earlier this month. When asked by the radio hosts about a possible return, she said, “I really don’t know what the next chapter is.”

Delta re-played Mom in Her Future with the show during an appearance on the Kyle and Jackie O Show earlier this month.

When asked about a possible return, she said to the radio hosts, “I really don’t know what the next chapter is.”

Later in the interview, Delta said, “Every decision I’ve ever made has so many levels. I’ve been in the industry my whole life. ”She was“ really proud ”of everything she’s done with The Voice.

Proud: Later in the interview, she said, “Every decision I’ve ever made has so many levels, I’ve been in the industry my whole life,” adding that she is “really proud” of everything she’s done with The Voice did