SIR Tom Jones has officially declined The Voice’s “super guest judge” role for next year’s series, sources have revealed.

His decision to turn down what he sees as a consolation prize will mean he won’t be reuniting with show pals , , and

The Voice UK coaches Sir Tom Jones, Danny Jones, Kelly Rowland, will.i.am, and Tom Fletcher pose together in front of a red chair on set.
Sir Tom Jones alongside fellow The Voice stars Danny Jones, Kelly Rowland, will.i.am and Tom Fletcher Credit: ITV
Singer Tom Jones performs onstage at the MusiCares Person of the Year Gala.
Sir Tom has officially declined The Voice’s ‘super guest judge’ role Credit: Getty

The music legend — whose hits include classics such as Delilah, It’s Not Unusual and Sex Bomb — was brutally axed last month after 13 years.

Bosses hoped to appease him with part-time appearances but failed to win him over.

Instead, producers are hoping to host a mini

The Sun understands Kelly is set to fly bandmate over from the States to help her with the battle stages of the competition.

A source said: “It all got pretty messy and Tom and his team were furious about how things played out.

“ITV had hoped he would return in some capacity, but it isn’t happening.

“They are now hoping the big pull, along with the return of , will be a mini reunion for Destiny’s Child.”

The Sun revealed last month .

Tom Jones performs on stage at the Glastonbury Festival.
Music legend Sir Tom was brutally axed last month after 13 years Credit: Getty

A source said at the time: “Everyone is sad to see Tom go.

Tom Jones at the "Long Story Short: Willie Nelson 90" Concert Celebrating Willie's 90th Birthday.
Tom said show bosses were offering ‘a much-reduced role’ which he was ‘not thrilled about’ Credit: Getty

“Talks are ongoing.

“ absolutely love and they’re working very hard behind the scenes to make this work.”

Hours later, Sir Tom wrote on Instagram: “They are offering a much-reduced role where I would make an appearance but without being actually involved from the start, and I’m not thrilled about that.

“The only thing I know is there’s never a good time to fire an 86-year-old who’s still pretty good at his job.”

Filming began last month in Manchester continues later this year for screening next year. ITV declined to comment.