Alexandria teen Brooklyn Marie eliminated from ‘The Voice’

It’s official: A Minnesotan won’t be represented in “The Voice” finals. Alexandria’s Brooklyn Marie, the 14-year-old with the angelic vocals, was among the 16 contestants last week who didn’t officially qualify for the live competition, which started Monday. But the public was allowed to “save” one of those “losers” to join the 12 qualifiers. They chose Kyle Davis, the 61-year-old singer-songwriter from Virginia. Host Carson Daly didn’t make an announcement at the start of the show, but NBC revealed the news on Instagram. Advertisement If Davis somehow manages to win the title, he’ll be the oldest “Voice” winner − by far. Todd Tilghman was 42 when he took the title in 2020. Marie, who was competing to be the youngest winner ever, will take full advantage of being home rather than in Los Angeles. She’s scheduled to perform Nov. 20 at Garfield Pub in Garfield, Minn., and she will be part of Emancipation Weekend festivities at Paisley Park on Nov. 21. Live episodes of “The Voice” air at 8 p.m. Mondays on NBC.