Reba McEntire was one of the coaches on The Voice this season.
As Season 25 of the iconic show nears its finale, emotions are running high, especially for coach Reba McEntire.
McEntire’s Emotional Ride
Coaching contestants Asher HaVon and Josh Sanders, Reba has clearly formed deep bonds with her team. Reflecting on the experience, she shared, It’s not us selecting who gets to move forward, so we’re very protective of our contestants, of our artists. And we’ll be there for them whether they move forward or not.
A Journey Filled with Support and Growth
One of Reba’s contestants, HaVon, said, Reba created such a safe place for me to come in and be my authentic self. It was so easy to let down walls that I had built over the years.
This season also marked McEntire’s first win as a coach on the series, highlighting the impactful journey she’s been on.
The Challenges Ahead
With only two contestants left in the running from Team Reba, all eyes are on America’s votes to decide their fate. Addressing this nerve-wracking stage, Reba remarked, I’m a little emotional. It’s a little nerve-wracking because we’re turning it over to America — America votes now.
A Look Back at the Season
The Voice celebrated its 25th season with notable appearances by past coaches such as Kelly Clarkson, CeeLo Green, and Niall Horan. McEntire’s influence extended beyond coaching; she also performed her latest single I Can’t during one of the show’s episodes. The song serves as a preview into her forthcoming album.
A Promising Future
Despite the emotions stirred by the season’s end, fans can look forward to seeing Reba return for Season 26. She will join an exciting lineup of coaches including Gwen Stefani, Snoop Dogg, and Michael Bublé.
An Influence Beyond Coaching
Apart from her role on The Voice, Reba has captured fans’ attention through her romance with actor Rex Linn. The couple rekindled their relationship while working together on the sitcom Young Sheldon.
The Final Performances
As Season 25 approaches its climax, The Voice has once again shown its strength as a platform for emerging talents. Coaches Reba, Chance the Rapper, Dan + Shay, and John Legend have supported their remaining contestants through to their final performances.
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