In an uplifting segment of NBC’s hit show “The Voice,” Reba McEntire shared insights into the warm camaraderie that exists among the Season 28 judges, highlighting a heartfelt tradition that has become integral to their filming routine. In a recent interview with People, McEntire credited Snoop Dogg for starting a group ritual where the coaches gather to say a prayer before they begin filming each day. “What I love about the three that I’m with, we say our prayer before we go [film]. Snoop instigated that,” she explained.
The sense of family amongst the coaches—McEntire, Snoop Dogg, Michael Bublé, and Niall Horan—has been evident to fans throughout the season. McEntire expressed her admiration for her fellow judges, referring to Bublé as “a good buddy” and describing Horan as having “little brother” vibes, praising his humor and charm.
At 70, McEntire feels as vibrant as ever and believes she is currently enjoying life more than at any previous time. “I think I’m happier now than I’ve ever been in my life,” she shared. This positivity seems to extend to her performance and participation in “The Voice,” a platform she believes showcases some of the best vocal talent each season. “They find the best people. I am blown away every season,” she noted.
In terms of health and maintaining her youthful spirit, McEntire divulged her secrets, emphasizing good eating habits, sufficient rest, and hydration as key components of her routine. Despite her age, she humorously remarked, “I feel 35, maybe 40,” illustrating her zest for life and determination to stay active within her career.
Fans can continue to catch Reba McEntire along with the rest of the coaching panel every Monday at 8/7c on NBC. Her enthusiasm and the tradition of togetherness among the coaches serve as a refreshing reminder of the joy and connection that music and teamwork can bring.