Former 'Voice' Contestant Janice Freeman Passes Away At 33
Tragic news. Janice Freeman, a gifted singer and favorite contestant on the hit NBC show The Voice, reportedly passed away on Saturday (March 2) from an apparent blood clot.
According to Janice’s family, via TMZ, the 33-year-old was at her West Covina home with her husband Dion when she began complaining that she couldn’t breathe. Dion called 911 and performed CPR on his wife until paramedics arrived.
Freeman was then rushed to a nearby hospital where she would not recover. She passed at around 5:30 PM. According to the celebrity news website, a blood clot had traveled to Janice’s heart.
Previously, Janice Freeman battled numerous health issues, including lupus, cervical cancer – which she beat – and meningitis.
The singer was perhaps best known for being a contestant on The Voice back in 2017. She was on “Team Miley” and made it into the top 11. She was also one of Miley Cyrus’ favorite contestants. Miley posted a tribute to Freeman after learning of her death.
Janice Freeman is survived by her husband and daughter. Our thoughts are with her family and friends during this difficult time.