The "Wrecking Ball" singer, who is serving as a key advisor on the current season, will replace Gwen Stefani.

UPDATE: Alicia Keys is also joining The Voice as a coach in season 11, replacing Pharrell Williams. Read the full story here.

The Voice is rotating in a new judge.

Miley Cyrus is set to replace Gwen Stefani as a coach for season 11, she confirmed Friday (March 25) on Twitter.

The news comes just days ahead of her Voice debut on season 10, on which she will serve as a key advisor mentoring all four groups of contestants. For season 11, she will serve as a coach alongside returning stars Adam Levine, Blake Shelton and Pharrell Williams.

It's true! I am going to be the newest judge on Season 11 of The Voice @NBCTheVoice #thevoice --??-- pic.twitter.com/hP5AyHDtdh — Miley Ray Cyrus (@MileyCyrus) March 26, 2016

The trio are all also on the current season alongside original coach Christina Aguilera. In recent years, Aguilera has taken off every other season off, with another female coach subbing in for her. First, it was Shakira, then it was Stefani. The latter is famously dating Shelton after the two met on The Voice. Stefani is currently in the midst of a busy promotional tour for her new album.

While other singing competition shows, namely American Idol, has known to stay with the same judges for several seasons in a row, The Voice has been known to mix up the talent sitting in those big red chairs so as to change the on-air dynamic. Other previous coaches include Cee Lo Green and Usher.

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Cyrus, who famously became a household name on TV thanks to Disney Channel's Hannah Montana, released her fifth studio album in August. In addition to The Voice, Cyrus is also set to star in Woody Allen's Amazon TV series.

Although rising in age, The Voice continues to be an important part of NBC's primetime lineup during both its fall and spring cycles. The network has used the singing competition to launch original series like The Blacklist and most recently Blindspot. The 2016-17 TV season will be the first without The Voice's main rival, American Idol, which will leave the air in April.

Shirley Halperin contributed to this report.

This article was originally published by The Hollywood Reporter.