Dylan Carter, Former 'The Voice' Contestant, Dies in Car Accident at 24
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Dylan Carter, a singer who competed on Season 24 of NBC's 'The Voice,' died in a car accident in South Carolina on Saturday night. The 24-year-old, who had turned the chairs of all four judges during his audition, co-founded a non-profit aiding women with breast cancer. His passing was confirmed by the organization he helped lead.
Facts First
- Dylan Carter died in a car accident in South Carolina on Saturday night.
- He was 24 years old and a former contestant on Season 24 of 'The Voice.'
- His audition caused all four judges to turn their chairs; he joined Reba McEntire's team.
- He co-founded the non-profit The Local Voice, which aided women fighting breast cancer.
- He was a native of the Lowcountry area and worked as a realtor and campground owner.
What Happened
Dylan Carter, a participant in Season 24 of the singing competition "The Voice," died in a car accident in South Carolina on Saturday night. He was 24 years old. During his blind audition on the show, Carter performed Whitney Houston’s “I Look to You” as a tribute to his mother, who had died one year prior, causing judges Reba McEntire, Niall Horan, John Legend, and Gwen Stefani to all turn their chairs. He joined Reba McEntire’s team but was later eliminated in Episode 12.
Why this Matters to You
For fans of 'The Voice' and the local South Carolina community, this is the loss of a young talent who used his platform for charitable work. Carter co-founded a non-profit organization called The Local Voice, which aided women fighting breast cancer, and performed at its fundraising events. His death may resonate with those who followed his journey from a heartfelt audition to his community-focused efforts after the show.
What's Next
The non-profit The Local Voice has posted a statement regarding Carter's passing on Facebook. The organization may continue its work, though his absence will likely be deeply felt. The community and his fans from the show are now mourning his loss and celebrating his contributions.