Michigan mother’s ‘perfect performance’ on ‘The Voice’ sends home Michigan teen in Knockouts
Updated 9:14 PM;
Today 9:12 PM
It was Michigan versus Michigan, with both singers having a legit shot of winning the hit reality singing competition, “The Voice.”
16-year old Rio Doyle, from Adrian, is a junior at Tecumseh High School. 34-year old Zania Alaké is a banker from Detroit and a single mother of two young kids. Both were on John Legend’s team and performed against each other in tonight’s third round known as the Knockouts.
Doyle performed “Issues” by Julia Michaels while Alaké sang “If I Were Your Woman” by Gladys Knight.
Michigan mother s perfect performance on The Voice sends home Michigan teen in Knockouts
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John Legend pits Michigan mother versus Michigan teen in The Voice Knockouts tonight
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The Voice season 20 is headed for the live shows!
Monday marks the first night of the Knockout Rounds, with Blake Shelton, John Legend, Nick Jonas and Kelly Clarkson making the tough decisions for one last time, whittling their teams down for the upcoming live performances, where America s vote will decide the finalists and the season 20 winner.
ET will be tracking the teams throughout the season, monitoring steals, saves and favorites as The Voice prepares to crown a new champion.
The season 20 contestants also have the help of their Mega Mentor: rap legend Snoop Dogg! ET spoke with Snoop ahead of his big reveal, and the legendary rapper shared how excited he was to help coach the teams and impart his own experiences on the up-and-coming stars. But, while he had thoughts on each of the season 20 coaches, Snoop wasn t playing favorites!
Eleven years ago, Rancho Peñasquitos businessman
David Smith accompanied his father on an Honor Flight tour of national monuments in Washington, D.C.
His dad, who died in 2017, was a World War II Marine combat veteran, and the nonprofit group was hosting free trips to enable vets to see the memorials created in their honor in our nation’s capital.
“I told the Honor Flight national chairman, who was our host at the time, that I wanted to volunteer for the hub in San Diego,” Smith said. The chairman informed him that San Diego had no hub.
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