THE VOICE has had more than a dozen different coaches since the show started in 2011, ranging from pop stars to country singers.

As the newest season was confirmed, here’s what each judge on The Voice is earning per season.

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The judges on The Voice, John Legend, Reba McEntire, Niall Horan, and Gwen Stefani make a hefty salary each yearCredit: Photo by: Trae Patton/NBC via Getty Images

How much do judges get paid on The Voice?

The price tag per judge varies based on their individual fame, their tenure on the show, and the number of wins they have from past seasons.

Most of the judges average around $13 million per season.

Irish superstar Niall Horan is expected to be earning around $8 to $11 million on season 24 based on past salaries of other judges.

John Legend made $13 million from his work on the show, according to OK.

Gwen Stefani’s previous salary ranged around the same as Legend’s.

Country legend Reba McEntire is reportedly earning $13 million for her first season on the show.

Usually, most judges have a starting salary of $8 million for their first season on The Voice, but Reba has been on the show before.

McEntire is no stranger to the competition series as she once served as a Battle Advisor to Team Blake.

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Who was the highest-paid judge in the history of The Voice?

Ariana Grande was paid a reported $25 million per season, making her the highest-paid judge on The Voice.

She was paid so much because she brought much of the Gen Z and Millennial viewership to the show.

Reba McEntire replaced country singer Blake Shelton on season 24 of The Voice

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Reba McEntire replaced country singer Blake Shelton on season 24 of The VoiceCredit: Getty Images

When is The Voice finale?

Fans of The Voice have been eagerly waiting to know who will be crowned the winner of Season 24 since the season’s premiere.

The Voice Season 24 Live Finale will air on Tuesday, December 19, at  8/7c on NBC.

The finale will also be available for streaming the day after on Peacock.

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