Wendy Moten: Last News

Wendy Moten is still recovering 10 months after her onstage fall during a season-21 live show of “The Voice”.

Chris Willman Senior Music Writer and Chief Music Critic What the world needs now, many Burt Bacharach fans can agree, is for that deep catalog of songs to not be consigned to history. Stepping up to present much of that material in a new light is a tour dubbed “What the World Needs Now: The Burt Bacharach Songbook Live,” which kicks off this weekend in southern California with Todd Rundgren in the nine-piece ensemble and handling many of the lead vocals on Bacharach/Hal David classics from the ’60s, ’70s and beyond.

Blake Shelton is saying goodbye to -- and the show had some surprises up their sleeve to send him off on Tuesday's live finale!Original coach CeeLo Green kicked things off with a medley of '80s hits, featuring cameos from former winners and Team Blake members, including Cam Anthony, Wendy Moten, bodie, Chloe KohanskiThe season 23 coaches were also on hand of course, as Blake, Kelly Clarkson, Niall Horan and Chance the Rapper prepared to take the stage to perform with their Top 5 artists: Gina Miles, NOIVAS, D. Smooth, Sorelle and Grace WestET spoke with Blake ahead of last week's live semifinal show, where he opened up about making the decision to leave the competition after 23 seasons and a record-setting nine wins.«I'm excited.

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The Voice star Wendy Moten is “in disbelief” after still being in recovery from a fall that left her with several broken bones 10 months ago.The 56 year old was part of judge Blake Shelton’s team on season 21 and had been performing onstage on the show when she suffered the nasty fall. Wendy ended up breaking her right elbow and fracturing her left wrist and part of a small bone in her left hand, leaving her unable to use her arms in the weeks following the incident.

Wendy Moten is still recovering from the injuries she sustained moments after performing live on The Voice 10 months ago. The singer, 57, who was a member of Blake Shelton's team for season 21, tripped over a floor monitor and fell down on both of her arms, breaking several bones in the process. In a new interview with People, Moten revealed she's in a bit of a state of disbelief over the length of her recovery and rehabilitation, which includes still going to physical therapy three times a week. Still on the mend: Wendy Moten, 57, revealed she's still recovering from the injuries she sustained after falling moments after performing on The Voice on November 23, 2021The Memphis, Tennessee native, who's now based in Nashville, suffered a broken right elbow, a fractured left wrist, and she broke a small piece of a bone in her left hand. Although in serious pain and without the use of her arms, Moten would go on and continue in the competition for three more weeks until the finale on December 16, where she ended up placing second.

Wendy Moten is still recovering from the injuries she sustained while falling on stage after a performance on The Voice.

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The family trio Girl Named Tom won season 21 of The Voice on Tuesday during a two-hour, star-studded finale on NBC.The siblings from Pettisville, Ohio, beat out powerhouse singer Wendy Moten, 57, from Memphis, Tennessee, who finished in second place.A Girl Named Tom made history as the first trio to win The Voice and gave their coach Kelly Clarkson, 39, her fourth victory on the NBC show.

Team Blake singer Wendy Moten saved the best for last on the first night of “The Voice”s season 21 finale!

Blake Shelton was stunned by the final performance of his team member Wendy Moten on Monday during the season 21 finale of The Voice on NBC.Wendy, who tripped on a piece of stage equipment last month during the competition, did not let the cast on her arm or the splint on her wrist hold her back from giving her all in the final performance in the show.The 57-year-old contestant closed out the two-hour episode with a show-stopping performance of Over The Rainbow despite her broken right elbow and fractured left wrist.

The Voice's season 21 finale kicked off on Monday night with some incredible performances from the Top 5!Night one of the two-part finale featured each of this season's finalists — Team Kelly's Girl Named Tom and Hailey Mia, Team Blake's Wendy Moten and Paris Winningham and Team Legend's Jershika Maple — taking the stage to try and win America's vote for one last time. Each of the Top 5 performed one new ballad, dedicated to someone special in their life, as well as one up-tempo song.As in the live shows leading up to the finale, coaches Blake Shelton, Kelly Clarkson, John Legend and Ariana Grande are able to offer comments on the performances, but the order of the finalists, and ultimately, the season 21 champion will be determined by the

The Voice's season 21 finale kicked off on Monday night with some incredible performances from the Top 5!Night one of the two-part finale featured each of this season's finalists — Team Kelly's Girl Named Tom and Hailey Mia, Team Blake's Wendy Moten and Paris Winningham and Team Legend's Jershika Maple — taking the stage to try and win America's vote for one last time. Each of the Top 5 performed one new ballad, dedicated to someone special in their life, as well as one up-tempo song.As in the live shows leading up to the finale, coaches Blake Shelton, Kelly Clarkson, John Legend and Ariana Grande are able to offer comments on the performances, but the order of the finalists, and ultimately, the season 21 champion will be determined by the

“The Voice” season 21 is headed to the big finale!

 season 21 is headed to the big finale!Following the Top 8 performances on Monday night, Tuesday's live show features the announcement of the Top 5 competitors, who will move on to next week's live finals.

 season 21 is headed to the big finale!Following the Top 8 performances on Monday night, Tuesday's live show features the announcement of the Top 5 competitors, who will move on to next week's live finals.

Blake Shelton is a huge fan of his “The Voice” team member Paris Winningham.

 season 21 semifinals are almost here, and it's all up to the viewer votes to decide who will make it through!Following the Top 10 performances on Monday night, Tuesday's live show features the announcement of the Top 8 competitors, who will move on to next week's lives.

After taking a scary fall during last week’s live shows, “The Voice” standout Wendy Moten is back and ready to compete!

a scary fall during last week's live shows, standout Wendy Moten is back and ready to compete!«I know it's Challenge Week, but come on!» the singer joked with coach Blake Shelton as she prepared for her live performance on Monday.«I'm so happy that you're OK,» Blake said, as the two chatted about her stunning cover of Dolly Parton's «Jolene.»Last Tuesday, Wendy had just completed her performance of «I Can't Help Myself» with Blake and her teammates, Lana Scott and Paris Winningham, when she fell to the ground as the trio walked off stage.