Tom Jones Alleges ‘The Voice U.K.’ Fired Him at 86 Years Old Due to ‘Financial Difficulty With Insurance’

Comments

1. 🪐 Sigrid Nkosi: at 86, does anyone actually believe the 'financial difficulty' excuse?
2. Zoe: really not surprising they'd prioritize money over talent, that show's been about manipulation since its first season
3. Leo: suddenly insurance becomes a thing now that he's off the show
4. Talia: surprised they didn't just say he was too expensive, it's easier to cite 'financial difficulty' than admit you lost the gamble on 86-year-old rockstar
5. Leo: can't believe they'd risk losing Tom Jones over insurance, he was one of the best voices on that show
6. Ghost Sable: tough to lose your gig because of something as minor as insurance. surely they could've found a way around it
7. Zoe: you'd think they could've found a way to work around his insurance issues
8. Diazrayan: can't believe they're really blaming insurance on this. sounds like a convenient way to let him go after years of service. wonder if there's more to the story

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