Earlier this week on “The Voice,” Team Reba McEntire took the stage during the playoffs as all five contestants performed for a shot at making it into the live shows. (Remember, her sixth team member, Tom Nitti, left the competition for “personal reasons.”) In the end, three of Reba’s artists advanced to the next round: Jordan Rainer, Jacquie Roar and Ruby Leigh. That meant the other two singers — Ms. Monet and Noah Spencer — were both eliminated.
Gold Derby asked “The Voice” fans to vote in our poll for which of these two was most robbed, and the results are an absolute landslide for Noah. In fact, a whopping 71% of respondants voted for Noah, compared to just 29% for Ms. Monet. Do YOU agree or disagree with those poll results? Be sure to sound off down in the comments section.
The next time Team Reba will take the stage is during the live Top 12 performance show on December 4. That is when Jordan Rainer, Jacquie Roar and Ruby Leigh will compete against the remaining artists from Team John Legend, Team Gwen Stefani and Team Niall Horan. As you’re no doubt aware, this is Reba’s first year as a coach, while the other three judges have all previously won one championship.
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Here’s a brief refresher on the two Team Reba artists who were eliminated this week:
Noah Spencer (age 20 from Richlands, Virginia) was a three-chair turn in the blind auditions for his cover of “Something in the Orange,” joining Team Niall. He then won his battle of “Lego House” against Reid Zingale. In the knockouts, he performed “Where Rainbows Never Die” but lost to Huntley, which is when Reba stole him for her team by pushing her “Steal” button. Noah’s final song on the show was “Jolene” in the playoffs.
Ms. Monet (age 50 from Pittsburg, California) was a two-chair turn in the blind auditions for her cover of “Higher Love,” joining Team Reba. She then won her battle of “New Attitude” against Corii. In the knockouts, she performed “Best of My Love” but lost to Ruby Leigh, however Reba later brought her back to the competition with her “Super Save.” Ms. Monet’s final song on the show was “Until You Come Back to Me (That’s What I’m Gonna Do)” in the playoffs.
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