Kelly Rowland has signed on to serve as judge for Australian television show Everybody Dance Now. The former Destiny's Child member has experience as a television talent judge, as she was a judge on the British version of The X Factor in 2011.
Rowland will be one of three judges. The other judges are fellow American singer Jason Derulo and Australian star Sarah Murdoch.
Murdoch, a former ballet student, says, "I am so thrilled to be joining Ten with this exciting new show, and together with Kelly and Jason, I look forward to discovering Australia's most gifted and talented dance performers."
David Mott, Ten's chief programming officer, said in a statement that the show will be "Dynamic, creative and inspiring, Sarah, Jason and Kelly are the perfect fit for this fantastic new format - only good things lie ahead."
Everybody Dance Now will see solo, duet and group dancers battle it out for a prize of over $450,000.
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