A judge from The Voice UK has ‘quit’ the popular ITV show after just one year on the panel.

The singing competition has been airing on ITV since 2017, with the 14th season expected to be released later in the year.

Premiering on BBC One in 2012, the beloved series last aired on its original station back in 2015 for its fifth season.

Over the years, the series has had a number of famous faces choosing who to turn their chairs around for, beginning with Will.i.am, Jessie J, Sir Tom Jones and Danny O'Donoghue.

While Will.i.am and Tom Jones have remained consistent fixtures on The Voice, the likes of Rita Ora, Kylie Minogue and Olly Murs have all worked on the programme.

Joining the judging panel last year was American artist LeAnn Rimes, who worked alongside Will.i.am, Tom Jones and McFly’s Danny Jones.

However, it has emerged that Can't Fight the Moonlight hitmaker LeAnne has stepped down from the panel of the talent show.

Reported to be focusing on her career in America, LeAnn also works as a mega-mentor with Sheryl Crow on the US version of The Voice.

A source told The Sun on Sunday newspaper: “LeAnn loved her time on the UK show, but wants to focus on her career in the States.

“She was hugely popular with cast and crew and everybody loved having her as part of the team.