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In the latest episode of The Voice, the field was narrowed down to the top nine contestants, and the tension was high as one singer was given a second chance. Jordan Rainer, a 33-year-old singer from Atoka, Oklahoma, was instantly saved, much to the delight of the audience.

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Jordan’s captivating performance of Patty Loveless’ “Blame It On Your Heart” earned her a standing ovation. The judges were quick to praise her talent and unique personality. Niall Horan expressed, “I think it would be a real shame to lose a personality like Jordan in this competition,” while Reba McEntire added, “Your personality is perfect for America.”

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The coaches themselves were not to be outdone, as Gwen Stefani and Reba took the stage to perform their own music. Gwen delivered an emotional performance of her new single “True Babe” and Reba sang her hit song “Seven Minutes In Heaven,” accompanied by a touching photo of her mother.

As the results were announced, the first three contestants to be safe were Mac Royals, Bias, and Ruby Leigh. Mac Royals, a soul singer from Arkansas, expressed his gratitude to the audience. Bias, Gwen’s country soul artist, received a warm hug from his coach. Reba also showed her support for Ruby Leigh, a talented 16-year-old from Missouri.

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Mara Justine, supported by Niall, shared how his belief in her had boosted her confidence on stage. Eventually, America saved Mara from Team Niall, causing excitement and celebrations.

Lila Forde, a classic singer/songwriter from Seattle, also rejoiced as she found out she had been saved. Nini Iris, a dark pop rocker from Brooklyn, and Huntley, a blues rocker from Virginia, received tremendous support from their coach Niall, leading to their salvation in the competition. Jacquie Roar, a contestant from Oregon, was also among the lucky ones to be saved.

To increase the suspense, an instant save round followed. Contestants Azan, Tanner Massey, and Kara Tenae gave it their all, hoping to win over the audience. Azan’s rendition of Ariana Grande’s “No Tears Left To Cry” left the judges in awe. Tanner Massey wowed the crowd with Extreme’s “More Than Words,” and Kara Tenae delivered a stunning performance of Mariah Carey’s “Love Takes Time.”

With the evening coming to a close, the remaining contestants eagerly awaited the results. The Voice will return next Monday on NBC, bringing more talented singers, fierce competition, and unforgettable performances.

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