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There was a tribute to the late Virginia Lillye before the preview of the grand final, but it lasted three seconds.
Alyssa and Cle spoke to 7news website after the filming of the second semi final.
According to Cassie’s interview with The New Zealand Herald, she would perform three songs in Sunday’s grand final, two solos and a duet with her coach (Melanie C). I think the other three grand finalists would do something similar.
Australia chooses Alyssa Delpopolo
Australia has crowned 19-year-old Alyssa Delpopolo as winner of The Voice 2025, following a spectacular Grand Finale that captivated audiences nationwide.
The powerhouse vocalist from Sydney was visibly stunned as host Sonia Kruger announced the life-changing result.
“It doesn’t feel real at all,” Alyssa exclaimed.
Thrilled, her coach Kate Miller-Heidke shared: “Australia loves you as much as I do, and I’m so thrilled. We did it!”
As the newly crowned The Voice champion, Alyssa won $100,000 in cash prize and an all-inclusive recording development package, which includes production, recording, mixing, mastering and access to Australia’s leading A&R and label services.
Alyssa’s journey to victory began when she caught the attention of the Coaches by singing from the audience during a break, prompting an invitation to the Blind Auditions from Kate and Ronan Keating. She initially joined Team Ronan, but after the Battles round, Kate successfully persuaded her to switch teams.
Her final solo performance of It’s All Coming Back To Me Now by Celine Dion earned a standing ovation from all four Coaches.
“That was stunning. I think even Celine would sit here and go, wow! That was incredible,” said Richard Marx.
Kate added: “To see you in all of your glory. Standing there in all of your power. It’s transcendent.”
The finale also featured an angelic duet between Alyssa and her coach Kate Miller-Heidke, performing Lose You To Love Me by Selena Gomez
Fellow Grand Finalists Bella Parnell, Cassie Henderson and Cle Morgan soared with show-stopping performances throughout the series.
See tonight’s unmissable Grand Finale performances here:
The final four open the Grand Finale with a group song | Grand Finale | The Voice Australia
Cle and Ronan Keating duet an epic 1980s hit | Grand Finale | The Voice Australia
Alyssa channels Celine Dion in huge final performance | Grand Finale | The Voice Australia
Cassie and Melanie C duet on Bittersweet Symphony | Grand Finale | The Voice Australia
Bella wows audience with a Chaka Khan banger | Grand Finale | The Voice Australia
Cle outdoes P!nk with huge What About Us | Grand Finale | The Voice Australia
Alyssa and Kate Miller-Heidke duet on Selena Gomez hit | Grand Finale | The Voice Australia
Cassie proves she’s more than just a Teenage Dirtbag | Grand Finale | The Voice Australia
Bella and Richard Marx take on a John Farnham classic | Grand Finale | The Voice Australia
Alyssa will appear on Sunrise and The Morning Show on Monday morning.
She also posted a message on her Instagram tonight.
And never to be heard again 
Must feel so weird when they pre-record the winner and fake it.
now, now Tom - she’ll get a gig at Carols in the Domain for a year or two…. 
Maybe one year they should bring back all the Voice/X Factor/ Idol /AGT winners for a Christmas medley lol
I was surprised to hear Sonia announcing Alyssa as the winner. I thought Cle or even Cassie would take out the title.
Reading the comments on X last night, someone pointed out that Alyssa had a profile on StarNow website. That profile mentioned that she was a student at JMC Academy in Sydney. Sure enough, JMC reposted the winner’s announcement on Instagram.
Cle sings with too many trills and ruins songs with those vocal gymnastics. Cassie and Bella were equally good singers.
With the contestants disappearing until Carols time, will we be seeing Richard Marx collect a Logie next year for Most Popular New Talent, for his role on The Voice? 
This season seemed to suffer against The Block that grew its audience. Running the show up against The Block final this year that produced a season-low may have been a mistake.
The overnight average of 912,000 was down on last year’s 984,000.
Some people still love The Block and there is very little Seven can do about it.
I think The voice lost momentum with the Block finishing strong on Sunday’s. Especially since it was semi finals that I think when the ratings started being down.
Seven need to air something against the Block, they can’t just give up and hand more viewers to it. I think all things considered, The Voice ratings are still ok considering how many seasons there have been and the competition.
I didn’t watch much of this season but I did watch some of Cle’s performances because I remembered her from the first season of Australian Idol. I thought she was amazing from what I saw but I can also see why she wouldn’t win a public vote as she’s a bit different.
Seven has found a ‘working’ combo of Voice + MKR against The Block. It’s kept them above the water so they’d be mad to replace it. I’m more concerned about what they have for the end of the year and the middle patch that they keep padding out using shows like 1% Club UK.
Well they have MKR for 2 more weeks (5 episodes) - 3rd, 4th, 9th, 10th & 16th. Probably a filler on Tuesday 11th.
But I’m not sure what they can have for 17th & 18th. Then the following week they have Ashes 21st
