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'The Voice' crowns its Season 29 winner
Alexia Jayy becomes the first Black woman to win 'The Voice,' while coach Adam Levine returns for Season 30 after securing his fourth victory.
- On Tuesday, April 14, Alexia Jayy won Season 29 of NBC's The Voice, guided by coach Adam Levine in the 'Battle of Champions' finale.
- The season introduced a 'Battle of the Champions' format featuring an all-star coaching panel of Levine, Kelly Clarkson, and John Legend—marking the show's first three-coach lineup.
- Jayy, a 31-year-old from Irvington, Alabama, secured victory with performances of Patti LaBelle's 'Lady Marmalade' and Adele's 'One and Only,' becoming the first African-American woman to win the show.
- As champion, Jayy receives a $100,000 cash prize, a Universal Music Group recording contract, and an Artist Launch home studio kit. She releases her single 'Rent Free' on Wednesday, April 15.
- Following the finale, NBC announced The Voice will return for Season 30 this fall, with Levine confirmed to return as a coach after winning his fourth competition title.
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Adam Levine Says “The Voice” Winner Alexia Jayy Is a 'Magical Person' — and She Jokes He May Be a 'Prophet'
Alexia Jayy was crowned the winner on Tuesday, April 14Adam Levine and Alexia Jayy on The VoiceCredit: Trae Patton/NBC via GettyNEED TO KNOWAdam Levine praised The Voice winner Alexia Jayy as one of the best singers and most magical people he's ever metAlexia Jayy called her mom in tears after her win, crediting her for cultivating her lifelong passion for singingFollowing her victory, the contestant released her single "Rent Free" and hopes to …
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