Sumrall native Kayleigh Clark gets 4-chair turn on ‘The Voice’

Sumrall native Kayleigh Clark gets 4-chair turn on ‘The Voice’ Meridian native Jamal Roberts won the most recent season of “American Idol,” and now, another Mississippian is looking to do the same but on NBC’s “The Voice.” Kayleigh Clark, a 20-year-old from Sumrall, wowed the coaches during her audition that aired Monday night. Performing Sugarland’s “Stay,” she managed to get all four coaches – Reba McEntire, Snoop Dogg, Niall Horan, and Michael Bublé – to turn their chairs, meaning each and every one of them wanted Clark to join their team. “Absolutely incredible. I loved your song choice. You sing it beautifully, and I would love to have you on my team as a fellow country singer,” McEntire pleaded afterward as each coach gave their reasons why Clark should team up with them.#thevoice , #KayleighClark, #4ChairTurn, #blindauditions , #TheVoiceAuditions, #Sumrall, #mississippi , #teamlegends , #teamreba , #teamchance , #teambublé é , #singingcompetition #KayleighClark, #thevoice , #4ChairTurn, #TheVoiceUSA, #blindauditions , #TheVoiceFans, #singingcompetition , #TheVoiceNBC, #ViralAudition, #entertainmentnews