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This gay couple sang a love song on ‘The Voice’ & brought Kelly Clarkson to tears

"In a time in this country when it is so divisive, this is such a beautiful thing," she said.
By · Updated on March 29, 2024
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An interracial gay couple on The Voice brought one of the judges to tears with their love.

Jerome and Adam – aka “OneUp” – performed an amazing cover of “Could It Be I’m Falling in Love” that impressed the show’s judges, in a preview clip released by NBC this past week.

The judges then talked to OneUp, and they revealed that they’re not just artistic partners, but also a couple.

The two then invited their families on stage, which was just too much for judge Kelly Clarkson.

“In a time in this country when it is so divisive, this is such a beautiful thing,” she said. “It is proof that in this country, love is limitless. It’s the most beautiful thing that has happened to me this season.”

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