Iggy Azalea, one of Australia's most successful artists performing abroad, is set to return to home.
The star from Mullumbimby, in northern NSW, will not only be coming back in the physical sense but also seeking a comeback in her stalled career after what she described as having a 'psychotic breakdown' last year. 
Azalea shot to fame in 2014 with her global smash Fancy (featuring Charli XCX) reaching number one on the Billboard Hot 100, but negative media coverage over homophobic comments she made in the past, allegations of cultural appropriation, and her plastic surgery news left her drained.
"I had to have a psychotic breakdown last year," Azalea told Britain's Schon! Magazine. "I felt tired and stressed out.
"Last year, I felt like I was definitely not in control of the media's narrative of me."
Joining the X Factor in place of Danii Minogue will certainly sure-up greater fan support at home, as well as allow the 26-year-old rap star to take control of her image in the media.
Azalea has collaborated with some of the world's biggest artists including Ariana Grande, Britney Spears, Jennifer Lopez and Jennifer Hudson.
"I understand what it's like to have giant dreams and intend to help other young Australians achieve theirs by sharing my knowledge and developing their talent in collaboration with The X Factor," she said.
Brad Lyons, Channel Seven's Director of Production, said: "Nobody knows what it takes to break through in today's industry better than her. With such international success at only 26, our contestants have the chance to be mentored by the best in the business."
The remaining judges have yet to be announced. Minogue left the TV talent show to refocus on her musical career.