Cedrice Webber is a 28-year-old San diego musician and artist who competed in Season 18 of The Voice which airs on NBC. She was the last contestant to audition in the reality TV competition and Joined Team Legend with just one person remaining to make his team complete.^[3]

At the age of 10, Cedrice Webber, now 28, was diagnosed with Alopecia areata, a condition where hair is lost from some or all areas of the body. She endured severe bullying, fell into depression, and wore wigs. Three years prior, while starting her melodic excursion, Cedrice chose to grasp what made her one of a kind and started shaving her head. With the force back in her grasp, she strikingly made that big appearance and started singing freely just because and is currently a full-time performer.

She's a San diego based craftsman named Cedrice Webber who has likewise proceeded as Cedrice.

In a San Diego Voyager interview distributed in 2018, she credits her Auntie Sonjie for urging her to seek after expressions of the human experience at a youthful age and says she used to tune in to Christina Augilera's first collection "throughout each and every day."

She considered music and theater in a performing expressions program in center school, however was determined to have immune system issue that made her nails become weak and her hair to drop out.

That, she stated, prompted serious tormenting and feeling like a pariah.

Her ethic foundation likewise prompted personality questions — she's part African American, yet her skin isn't dim.

She's part Irish and part German, however doesn't look white.

She's part Filipino, however didn't communicate in the language.

She says she discovered her personality when welcomed to sing for a band called Abstrack during her school years.

It was an ideal fit, she says, due to the wide scope of music the band played.

"In the event that that band was advised to single out a crate that best fits you in a conventional overview, they would pick 'other,'" she said.

These days, when she isn't singing, Cedrice is an inspiration speaker on issues of personality and self-esteem.

And as a vocalist, she discharged a couple of singles in 2018 — "I Can't," a cooperation with Roann RO Mesina, and a tune called "Lady" that is featued on her site.

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At the time, Cedrice said she part of a national talking visit called Love Thy Neighborhood and taking a shot at an EP to be classified "The Honest Hour."^[2]

She is a married woman and her husband and parents were in the backstage to support her during her auditions.

She has also posted several photos and videos of her husband on Instagram.^[3] He had tears in his eyes as she performed.

The couple has a joint Instagram page that uncovers they are "two artists living on inverse sides of the nation, following their fantasies, and their hearts.^[5]

She played out a heavenly rendition of Peggy Lee's "Fever" for her visually impaired tryout. John was the just one to turn for Cedrice. He revealed to her that he had been holding back to finish his group with somebody "special" and Cedrice was exactly what he was searching for. For the fight round, Cedrice is matched up with individual Team Legend part Thunderstorm Artis and they will be singing Rihanna's "stay."

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Later in the competition, she performed in the alleged Battle Round on The Voice, and was stolen by down home music hotshot Blake Shelton after team Legend picked thunderstorm to proceed with her run on the program.

" When Blake stole me to be on his team and to just move straight on to the Knockouts, I was completely thrilled, and you can see in my jump, I was like 'YES!' All grace went out the door.

I was just completely ecstatic,” said Cedrice.

In 2018, Cedrice discharged the single "Woman" which she depicted on YouTube as asking, "I'm not catching it's meaning to be a lady?

We as a whole have an excursion.

This is something beyond a melody.

This is a continuous discussion to investigate taking responsibility for venture."

The tune came about in light of the fact that she began keeping in touch with her "defenseless considerations and frailties" in her diary," which later developed into "Woman."

"As an artist, we are continuously redefining and polishing who we are, who we want to be, and how to demonstrate that,” writes Cedrice on YouTube.

“As a young woman, I am doing the same in all aspects.

Thank you, ladies, for listening to me at the women’s march and being my largest supporters.

Thank you, men, for engaging in the conversation of what it means to be a man and especially a man who supports women through their growth.

The chorus is, ‘What does it take to be a woman, is it gonna hurt to be a woman, what does it mean to be a woman.’ Join me in the journey to womanhood and give yourself permission to lean into it without fear.”

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In 2018, Cedrice showed up in an off-Broadway play in New York City called Agnus by famous equity backer and hip jump craftsman Ise Lyfe and creator Matt Werner. The play, set in 2047, is depicted by Broadway World as an "advanced wrongdoing riddle with a tech-driven set and topic."

The show “uses today’s political sphere and media culture to imagine the trajectory of law, politics, and news media in the not so distant future.

Set in the year 2047, Agnus grapples with themes of corporatized media, an elite political sphere, advanced technology, prisons, and the governance of public opinion.”

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Agnus is depicted as “an odd man in both appearance and personality.

Cryptic and volatile after being accused of the murder of a California Governor, Agnus undergoes a series of interviews by a state-appointed psychologist to determine his fitness to stand trial.”

Cedrice played Monet Wu, a companion of Agnus who dared to “vocally challenge a politician face to face.”Over the course of the play, Agnus and Monet's relationship develops.

My Entertainment World said of Cedrice's presentation, “Cedrice Webber shines as Monet Wu, crafting Monet with a fierce mysteriousness that makes the character both alluring and capable of confronting the establishment.”

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^[17] In 2017, Cedrice made her expert stage debut at the Joan Kroc Theater in San Diego in a creation of the verbally expressed word drama Ordinary Magic by Gill Sotu.

In a meeting with the San Diego Union-Tribune, Sotu depicted the piece as tending to “community, loyalty, finding your dreams and forgiving your past.

It’s about finding hope in a hopeless city.”

The plot is portrayed on the show's Facebook page as, “An ambitious drummer at a famous soul lounge is forced to choose between saving her family, helping her community, or following her dreams amongst protests and powerful men with their own agendas".

"Wilimena 'Billie' Payne needs to emulate her dad's example and be the drummer for the world-well known Vanguard Lounge named 'The Apollo Of The West.' But when uproars break out over the unsolved homicide of the neighborhood TV preachers Caucasian little girl in the minority-claimed foundation, her locale needs her to proceed with her mom's inheritance of bold activism to help spare the noteworthy scene."

Cedrice likewise models and has showed up in a few plugs, including promotions for Jameson Irish Whiskey and Uggs.