Scots singer Ross Anderson out The Voice after knockout round blow in Jennifer Hudson’s team
The 17-year-old singing sensation bowed out of the competition on tonight's show as he wasn't selected for the semi-finals
SCOTS singer Ross Anderson is out The Voice after a knockout round blow in Jennifer Hudson's team.
The 17-year-old singing sensation bowed out of the show tonight after the judges voted not to send him through to the semi-finals.
He was up against fellow singers on Jennifer Hudson's team, Gayatri Nair and Jake Benson.
But only one of the performers could be selected and Ross didn't make the cut after singing 'Torn' as Gayatri Nair progressed.
The coaches, Olly Murs, Sir Tom Jones, Jennifer Hudson and will.i.am, are only allowed to choose two acts each to progress to the semi-finals.
Ross found fame after a social media boost from pop prince pal Shawn Mendes put him in the limelight.
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The pair struck up an unlikely bromance last year when the superstar walked down Glasgow’s Buchanan Street and saw Ross busking.
He told his 50million-plus social media followers about the Scots youngster and the pair swapped numbers.
And Ross wowed judges as he joined in a duet with Jennifer Hudson during his audition.
The Scot also defeated competition as he made it through the show's battle rounds.
The Voice returns on STV next Saturday at 8.30pm.
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