The Voice Star Dylan Carter Dies in Car Crash

0:00It's April 28th, entertainment and celebrity news today starts now, AI powered in Spotlight Ready. I'm Cory with the story. Dylan Carter, the 24-year-old singer from the voice, passed away in a car crash in South Carolina on April 25th. The former contestant died from blunt force injuries in what officials ruled an accidental death. He was wearing a seatbelt at the time. The crash involved a single 2026 Tesla that veered off the road, hit a curb, a utility pole, and a fence before flipping over. Dylan was driving and later died at a local hospital. State troopers are still looking into what caused it. Fans remember Dylan for turning all four coaches' chairs during his blind audition back in 2023. He sang Whitney Houston's I Love To You and picked Team Reba before getting cut in the battle rounds. That moment lit up the show. After the voice, he kept performing while building a side gig as a licensed realtor, balancing music dreams with real estate to pay the bills.

1:00The Colloting County Corner confirmed the cause of death, and local leaders shared the sad news first. Tributes poured in, including from Reba McIntyre, who called him a bright talent full of sunshine. Dylan's story reminds us how fast life can change, but his voice and hustle leave a mark that won't fade anytime soon.