The Voice: How a Wellington singer landed duets with John Legend and Chance the Rapper

A woman from Wellington sang duets with two judges at The Voice after earning her way into the first stage of the competition this week.

Nadège, 26, sang what Judge John Legend called a "stylish" musical choice of "Get You" by Daniel Caesar. Legend competed with Chance the Rapper to get Nadège on his team.

When she told Legend that she sang his song "Ordinary People" the first time she performed in front of an audience, he suggested they sing it as a duet.

John Legend, Chance the Rapper battle as duet partners

"I need to hear you sing a little bit of 'Ordinary People,' come on," Legend said. "Maybe I'll come sing with you."

And off they went. But Chance wasn't one to concede.

"I'll sing 'Ordinary People' with you, too," he said, and when she said "if you want to," he headed up onstage.

Guess who she chose to be her coach? Not the songwriter: It was Chance.

Nadège graduated from Bible college in California

Nadège said she now lives in Orange County, California, where she moved in 2020 to join the Bible college at Oceans Church, according to her Voice biography. She has graduated and is ready to move into the music industry, the bio says.

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Both of her parents have inspired her musical career. Her father dabbled in music production when he was young and her mother in recent years has worked in the industry as a makeup artist.

Nadège has a new hair product on the market — Glory — after launching a natural hair care line in 2023, the biography says.

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Holly Baltz is a content editor at The Palm Beach Post. You can reach her at hbaltz@pbpost.com.

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