ABC has confirmed that Ryan Seacrest will continue in his role as host of the popular talent competition when the series returns in 2020.

The network revived Idol in 2018 after FOX was its home for 15 seasons between 2002 and 2016.

“American Idol has been my home for 17 seasons and I can’t wait to return to the stage,” said Seacrest. “It’s the greatest gift to be able to play a part in discovering new talent with a franchise that has been such a relevant part of American culture for so many years.”

Seacrest will not be alone in his return for the show’s third season. Katy Perry, Lionel Ritchie, and Like Bryan have all confirmed that they will be reprising their roles on the judging panel.

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On the 10th of July, Drake released In My Feelings as the 5th single from his latest album, Scorpion.

The track appears to have followed in the footsteps of one of its predecessors, Hotline Bling, which is recognized for an iconic dance which the rapper performed in the music video.

In My Feelings’ line, “Kiki, do you love me?” inspired comedian, Shiggy, to create what has become known all over social media as the #InMyFeelingsChallenge.

The challenge has seen dozens of celebs breaking it down to Drake.

On-screen couple Sterling K. Brown and Susan Kelechi Watson of This Is Us threw in some twerking:

DJ Steve Aoki got creative on the sea:

Newlyweds Ciara and Russell Wilson did their thing whilst on honeymoon in Cape Town, South Africa:

The Fab Five might just incorporate the challenge on Queer Eye:

Ryan Seacrest might need a bit more practice…

And Will Smith took the challenge to new heights:

On behalf of Kiki, we love all of these!

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“We knew that American Idol on ABC would unleash an opportunity for singers from all walks of life to realize their dreams and that these incredible contestants would have America rooting for their success,” said Channing Dungey, president of ABC Entertainment. “I am thrilled that Katy, Luke, Lionel, and Ryan will be back to once again embark on this Idol journey with us to discover the next crop of inspiring talent.”

ABC has tried to establish its own singing competition in the past including the short-lived Rising Star in 2014 but didn’t manage to catch the attention of the audience. The network then decided to make a deal with FremantleMedia North America and 19 Entertainment reviving American Idol, which previously aired on Fox for 15 seasons (2002-2016).

“American Idol’s return on ABC has shown once again that viewers love to discover and support raw talent,” said Trish Kinane, president of Entertainment Programming, FremantleMedia North America, executive producer and showrunner of American Idol. “Our new judges Katy Perry, Luke Bryan and Lionel Richie have brought huge credibility, energy, and fun to the show this year, and we are so excited to continue the journey with Ryan Seacrest at the helm in the search for the next superstar.”

Although American Idol had its ups and downs during its first season on ABC, it managed to generate strong rating since the start of the live shows, establishing itself as Sunday’s number one entertainment broadcast series in each of its eight telecasts this season. The finale of the first season is scheduled for May 21st.

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ABC has confirmed that Ryan Seacrest will continue in his role as host of the popular talent competition when the series returns in 2020.

The network revived Idol in 2018 after FOX was its home for 15 seasons between 2002 and 2016.

“American Idol has been my home for 17 seasons and I can’t wait to return to the stage,” said Seacrest. “It’s the greatest gift to be able to play a part in discovering new talent with a franchise that has been such a relevant part of American culture for so many years.”

Seacrest will not be alone in his return for the show’s third season. Katy Perry, Lionel Ritchie, and Like Bryan have all confirmed that they will be reprising their roles on the judging panel.

The post Ryan Seacrest will be Back for the Next Season of “American Idol” appeared first on TheDailyDay.

On the 10th of July, Drake released In My Feelings as the 5th single from his latest album, Scorpion.

The track appears to have followed in the footsteps of one of its predecessors, Hotline Bling, which is recognized for an iconic dance which the rapper performed in the music video.

In My Feelings’ line, “Kiki, do you love me?” inspired comedian, Shiggy, to create what has become known all over social media as the #InMyFeelingsChallenge.

The challenge has seen dozens of celebs breaking it down to Drake.

On-screen couple Sterling K. Brown and Susan Kelechi Watson of This Is Us threw in some twerking:

DJ Steve Aoki got creative on the sea:

Newlyweds Ciara and Russell Wilson did their thing whilst on honeymoon in Cape Town, South Africa:

The Fab Five might just incorporate the challenge on Queer Eye:

Ryan Seacrest might need a bit more practice…

And Will Smith took the challenge to new heights:

On behalf of Kiki, we love all of these!

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“We knew that American Idol on ABC would unleash an opportunity for singers from all walks of life to realize their dreams and that these incredible contestants would have America rooting for their success,” said Channing Dungey, president of ABC Entertainment. “I am thrilled that Katy, Luke, Lionel, and Ryan will be back to once again embark on this Idol journey with us to discover the next crop of inspiring talent.”

ABC has tried to establish its own singing competition in the past including the short-lived Rising Star in 2014 but didn’t manage to catch the attention of the audience. The network then decided to make a deal with FremantleMedia North America and 19 Entertainment reviving American Idol, which previously aired on Fox for 15 seasons (2002-2016).

“American Idol’s return on ABC has shown once again that viewers love to discover and support raw talent,” said Trish Kinane, president of Entertainment Programming, FremantleMedia North America, executive producer and showrunner of American Idol. “Our new judges Katy Perry, Luke Bryan and Lionel Richie have brought huge credibility, energy, and fun to the show this year, and we are so excited to continue the journey with Ryan Seacrest at the helm in the search for the next superstar.”

Although American Idol had its ups and downs during its first season on ABC, it managed to generate strong rating since the start of the live shows, establishing itself as Sunday’s number one entertainment broadcast series in each of its eight telecasts this season. The finale of the first season is scheduled for May 21st.

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