Michael Bublé Lands Historic ‘Three-Peat’ as Jazz McKenzie Wins The Voice Season 28
The votes are in, and a new champion has been crowned! Jazz McKenzie, the powerhouse vocalist from Huntsville, Alabama, and the last remaining artist on Team Michael Bublé, was declared the winner of The Voice Season 28 on Tuesday night, December 16, 2025.
McKenzie’s win marks a historic achievement for her coach, Michael Bublé, who now claims his third consecutive victory in three seasons, establishing an unprecedented “three-peat” in the show’s coaching history. Bublé, visibly emotional, celebrated wildly as the results were read, cementing his reputation as one of the most successful coaches to join the panel.
The Final Results
The two-hour finale event, which featured performances from superstar guests like Khalid and XG, came down to the final six artists who had spent the previous night performing for America’s final votes. The results of the nationwide vote were announced by host Carson Daly in the following order:
• Sixth Place: Ralph Edwards (Team Snoop Dogg)
• Fifth Place: DEK of Hearts (Team Niall Horan)
• Fourth Place: Max Chambers (Team Michael Bublé)
• Third Place: Aubrey Nicole (Team Reba McEntire)
• Runner-Up: Aiden Ross (Team Niall Horan)
• Winner: Jazz McKenzie (Team Michael Bublé)
McKenzie’s victory was built on a foundation of soulful, versatile performances throughout the season, which culminated in a critically praised take on Journey’s “Don’t Stop Believin'” during the Monday performance show.
A Historic Win for the Coach
The season was highly competitive, featuring coaching veterans Reba McEntire and Niall Horan, alongside newcomer Snoop Dogg. While Horan secured the runner-up position, the night belonged to Bublé, who had previously won Seasons 26 and 27. When asked about his historic run, Bublé stated, “This show is called The Voice, and I can tell you unequivocally that Jazz McKenzie is the greatest voice I have ever had the honor of coaching. This isn’t about me; it’s about her talent and heart.”
McKenzie walks away with the grand prize of a recording contract with Republic Records and $100,000.
