Twenty-five years after portraying Curly Sue in the 1991 film of the same name, Alisan Porter unveiled her true passion—singing.

The former child star of the 1990s took a shot at the 10th season of “The Voice,” where she showcased her singing prowess with a rendition of “Blue Bayou.” The panel of judges—comprising Adam Levine, Blake Shelton, Pharrell Williams, and Christina Aguilera—was swiftly impressed by her vocal talents.

Following the impressive audition, Porter candidly shared the personal motivations that prompted her to participate in the show.

Revealing a challenging phase in her life and detailing her journey to sobriety nearly eight years earlier, she articulated her aspiration to become a dedicated mother after falling in love and having children.

Expressing gratitude for the support she had received, Porter believed that the universe had a plan for her, and she felt bolstered by the judges.

Christina Aguilera, herself a mother of two, was profoundly touched by Porter’s story, recognizing the challenges of motherhood and acknowledging the talent she possessed.

Aguilera conveyed her desire to be a part of Porter’s journey and offered to be her coach for the season. Ultimately, Aguilera’s heartfelt words convinced Porter to choose her as a coach, initiating an emotional and passionate journey on the show.