The longtime “Voice” host took to Instagram Tuesday night to address confusion after NBC announced that Keke Palmer will host Season 31 of the singing competition.

Daly, 53, explained that Season 31, titled “The Voice: Celebrity,” is a spinoff of the long-running series — and that’s why Palmer, 32, is taking over hosting duties.

“I am not the right host for it. We have a NEW amazing HOST!” the former “TRL” star wrote before praising Palmer as a “triple threat queen” who is “perfect” for the job.

“I’m so grateful she carved out the time in her busy career to help us out. We’re all big fans & welcome her to the family.”

The “Today” co-anchor also shut down speculation that he’s exiting the franchise altogether.

“Many today have asked if I’m leaving the show. Nope,” he wrote.

“We’re gonna try out these 2 formats this fall/spring & see how it goes! Hopefully this post clears up any confusion. I am still hosting the show currently.”

Daly noted that he has “hosted & produced every single second of the show since day 1” over the course of 30 seasons and 16 years.

“In fact, I have hosted & produced every single second of the show since day 1, 30 seasons. 16 years,” he continued. “I’ll be producing Celeb Voice only & helping it launch from behind the scenes.”

The TV personality also explained the difference between the original competition and its celebrity-focused counterpart.

While the traditional format features everyday contestants auditioning for coaches before competing for one winner, “The Voice: Celebrity” will instead pit famous faces against one another to see if they have what it takes to impress the coaches.

Daly teased there will also be plenty of “twists and turns.”

Palmer announced her new gig via Instagram on Tuesday, telling fans, “That’s right. It’s true. I’m hosting ‘The Voice.’ I’ll see you guys there.”

According to NBC, “The Voice: Celebrity” is “an extension of the longstanding series” that swaps undiscovered talent for celebrities, including actors, musicians, influencers, athletes, comedians and reality TV stars, all competing to become the first celebrity champion.

Palmer will join returning coaches Queen Latifah and Riley Green, while Joe Jonas will make his debut as a coach.

Last week, the US Sun reported that Daly had quietly stepped back from hosting after 30 seasons because of his demanding schedule as a “Today” co-anchor and his desire to spend more time with his family.

“He wasn’t able to make the upcoming season’s schedule work with his ‘Today’ show schedule,” a source told the outlet.

“The Voice” Season 30 premieres Sept. 21 on NBC with Daly returning as host.

“The Voice: Celebrity” is set to premiere in 2027 on a date yet to be announced.