The big winner in last night’s “The Voice” finale was none other than the beloved Jewish former child star-turned-singer Alisan Porter.
Best known for her adorable role as the title character in the 1991 Jim Belushi hit “Curly Sue,” the 34-year-old mother of two helped make “Voice” history when her coach, Christina Aguilera, became the first female coach to have a winning contestant. Singing her original song “Down That Road,” Porter sobbed as she belted out her winning song, all the while holding one of her kids as the rest of her family proudly looked on.
Un pequeño error en el encabezado. Dice Jennifer en lugar de Christina. ¡Saludos!
La “coach” es Christina Aguilera, pero igualmente felicitaciones a la ganadora 🙂 .