The Voice has crowned a new winner as season 26 has been wrapped up with a rare feat.
On Tuesday, December 10, Sofronio Vasquez was announced as the winner, making Michael Buble the winning coach in his debut season.
The Spicy Margarita hitmaker was guaranteed a win after the fifth, fourth, and third places were taken by Team Snoop's Jeremy Beloate, Team Reba McEntire's Danny Joseph, and Team Gwen Stefani's Sydney Sterlace, respectively.
Vasquez has earned the winning title, outshining his fellow Buble contestant Shye and three other finalists.
"My Filipino brother, you are the hope of so many people... it has been such an unbelievable journey to be here with you," Bublé, 49, told the 32-year-old contestant before he was named the winner.
Leading up to the most anticipated announcement of the night, as coaches performed with their finalists, Vasquez and Bublé performed Who's Lovin' You by the Miracles.
The contestant Bublé, fondly dubbed "The Filipino Phenom," took home the winning title after a two-hour concert featuring performances by stars such as former Voice coach Kelly Clarkson debuting her holiday single, You for Christmas.
In addition, former Voice coaches Dan + Shay, Mega Mentor Sting, and coach Snoop Dogg also took the stage to wow the audience with their vocal talent.
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