Delta Goodrem Joins The Voice UK After Strictly Rib Injury Delta Goodrem will appear on The Voice UK to help coach Kelly Rowland during The Battles after a broken rib forced her to miss Strictly Come Dancing this weekend. Delta Goodrem will appear on ITV's The Voice UK this weekend to help coach Kelly Rowland during The Battles round, after a broken rib forced her to miss Strictly Come Dancing. The Australian singer and songwriter, 41, filmed the scenes at Alexandra Palace in London, and they were prerecorded last year. The appearance places her on screen alongside another Strictly Come Dancing face, outgoing host Emma Willis, 50. Exclusive photographs show Ms Goodrem looking healthy as she stepped out of a car in a burgundy bomber jacket, top and skirt, before being greeted by Ms Rowland.Delta Goodrem Supports Kelly RowlandMs Rowland enlisted Ms Goodrem to critique contestants on her team as she reduced them from eight to three after they were paired against each other. The two singers worked together previously on The Voice Australia.Speaking about the appearance, Ms Goodrem said she was honoured and excited to be part of Team Kelly, adding that they share very high standards and expect the best.During one pair's performance, Ms Goodrem and Ms Rowland stood up to dance together, twirling under each other's arms and holding hands as they stepped and tapped along to the music.Strictly Come Dancing Injury UpdateThe broadcast comes after the BBC announced earlier this week that Ms Goodrem and her Strictly pro partner Kai Widdrington would miss Saturday's episode and receive a bye to next week after she broke a rib during rehearsals.Despite the painful injury, the Sydney-born star still performed a Salsa during last week's show, keeping her top of the leaderboard for the second consecutive week. Only hours after the live broadcast, she was brought to hospital as she struggled to sleep through her pain.Doctors have ordered Ms Goodrem to rest, as well as sleep upright to aid her recovery. She is due to sit down with BBC producers on Monday, when it will be determined if she is fit enough to return to the competition.A BBC spokesperson said that due to injury, Delta Goodrem had been advised by doctors to rest and would not dance on this weekend's Strictly, and that in line with the rules of the show, Delta and Kai would receive a bye through to next week.Long-established Strictly rules state that a contestant is only allowed one free pass before they have to withdraw from the competition.Busy Year And The Voice ScheduleMs Goodrem, who has seven studio albums, has had a busy year, having represented Australia at this year's Eurovision Song Contest in May. She finished in fourth place with her song Eclipse.Meanwhile, ITV bosses recently pushed back the start time of The Voice to avoid directly clashing with Strictly. Ms Willis, who is hosting both shows, has been dubbed the Queen of Saturday night as she is on air across both the BBC and ITV for almost four hours each week.Last month, former X Factor star Stacey Solomon and Britain's Got Talent judge Alesha Dixon were announced as the mother-of-three's successors as her final episodes are aired. The Voice UK continues this Saturday at 8.35pm on ITV1 and ITVX.Ms Rowland enlisted Ms Goodrem's help in critiquing the contestants on her team as she whittled them down from eight to three after they were pitted against each other. Ms Goodrem has been left heartbroken after she was forced to pull out of this weekend's Strictly Come Dancing following a serious rib injury.