Who won ‘The Voice’ Season 24?

The latest season of The Voice capped off with a star-studded final episode coupled with fierce competition between the contestants.

The Voice season 24 finale took place on Tuesday, Dec. 19, featuring five finalists, including Huntley and Mara Justine from Team Niall, Jacquie Roar and Ruby Leigh from Team Reba, and Team Legend’s Lila Forde.

Huntley was ultimately crowned as the winner of the season, marking coach Niall’s second win in a row.

The Virginian talent showcased his unique flair, leaving coaches and viewers awestruck with his compelling renditions of “Higher” by Creed and “Another Love” by Tom Odell—performances that ultimately propelled him to victory.

In a reflective moment just before the crowning, Huntley expressed gratitude to the “This Town” singer. Onstage, the 33-year-old conveyed, “He demonstrated that I can authentically be myself in this industry. I can embrace my quirky Huntley persona, and I cherish that.”

This victory marked a significant achievement for the One Direction alum, securing his second consecutive win as a mentor. In a video on The Voice’s Instagram Story, Niall exclaimed, “Thank you for voting for two of my artists to win back-to-back seasons. It’s surreal.”

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The competition was intense, with finalists Mara Justine from Team Niall, Lila Forde from Team John Legend, and Ruby Leigh and Jacquie Roar from Team Reba McEntire. Adding to the challenge, each finalist had earned a four-chair turn during their blind auditions.

Known for his soulful and raspy voice, Huntley initially impressed with his audition of Black Crowes’ “She Talks to Angels,” leading coaches to vie for him to join their teams. Ultimately, he chose the team led by the X Factor alum.

Looking ahead, the winner plans to showcase his victorious vocals by performing the National Anthem and a halftime show at the Buffalo Bills vs. Los Angeles Chargers game on December 23rd.