Reba McEntire faced the challenging task of reducing her team from six singers to three during The Voice playoffs. Emotions ran high as she had to make tough calls after witnessing the performances of her remaining contestants.
Jordan stood out with her distinctive style and dynamic stage presence. From her impactful Blind Audition performance of Reba's "Fancy" to winning a Three-Way Knockout with Kelsea Ballerini's "Hole in the Bottle," Jordan consistently impressed. Reba confidently chose her for the live shows, convinced that America would fall in love with Jordan's talent.
Jacquie Roar fought hard for her place on The Voice, earning a four-chair turn during her Blind Audition with Gretchen Wilson's "Here for the Party." Despite facing challenges, she delivered her best performance yet with Fleetwood Mac's "The Chain," earning praise from Reba as a standout performer ready to shine in the live shows.
Ruby, the 16-year-old singer with exceptional yodeling skills, charmed audiences with her emotional performances. Her rendition of Linda Ronstadt's "Long Long Time" sealed her spot in the live shows. Reba was moved by Ruby's distinctive voice and emotional depth, stating that she brings something entirely fresh and heartfelt to The Voice stage.
