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The Voice: Youngest Winners' Paths Revealed
15 Apr
Summary
- Carter Rubin, age 15, achieved his dream with Gwen Stefani's first win.
- Rubin plans to record music and perform live post-COVID.
- Rubin joins other young winners like Danielle Bradbery and Brynn Cartelli.
The NBC singing competition series, The Voice, has captivated audiences since 2011, crowning 28 talented winners. Season 19 saw 15-year-old Carter Rubin, a New York native, emerge victorious with coach Gwen Stefani securing her inaugural win.
Rubin expressed his ambition to record music and release it, a plan encouraged by Stefani. He also anticipates returning to live performances once the global health situation allows.
Rubin is among the show's youngest champions, alongside Danielle Bradbery, who won in 2013, and Brynn Cartelli, the 2018 winner. These young artists represent significant achievements on the show's platform.
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