Felicia Temple

Bio:

Felicia Temple (conceived January 28, 1988 in Teaneck, New Jersey) is an American artist. Felicia experienced childhood in a group of artists, so she’s been singing “since she could talk,” at that point started figuring out how to improvise when she was only 13 years of age. She began going as a foundation artist for her dad when she was 14. Felicia discharged an EP, “To Whom It May Concern,” following quite a while of recording demos at New York City’s East Side Sound Studio, which she caught up with a moment EP called “Room Chronicles.” After beating growth in 2016, Felicia tried out for season 12 of The Voice, and picked Alicia Keys as her mentor. She was stolen by Blake in the Battle Round, yet lamentably, disposed of amid Knockouts. Blake brought Felicia back as his rebound craftsman in the Live Playoffs (Top 20), after which she was formally sent home.

Best Known For:

Felicia is best known for being a hopeful on Season 12 of The Voice.

Individual Life:

Felicia works all day as an enlisted nurture. In 2016, Felicia was determined to have carcinoid growth, an extremely uncommon type of the illness that is difficult to treat. She had an extreme surgery and finished six rounds of chemotherapy before getting the unmistakable from her specialist.