Who is Anna Grace Felten? 'The Voice' singer is a TikTok sensation who survived septic shock 6 times as a teen
‘The Voice’ has entered its 20th season with judges Blake Shelton, Kelly Clarkson, John Legend and Nick Jonas and with already two episodes down, we saw contestants like Victor Solomon, Carolina Rial, Zae Romeo, Cam Anthony, Dana Monique and a few others advancing to the next round after clearing their respective blind auditions.
Viewers will soon be introduced to singer Anna Grace Felten. The 20-year-old singer, who lives in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, will grace the show during the blind auditions where she will try her best to mesmerize the coaches with her soothing voice.
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Who is Anna Grace Felten?
Anna Grace Felten is very active on social media like Instagram, Facebook, TikTok and YouTube. She enjoys a pretty huge fan following on TikTok. One of her videos has nearly one million views and we are sure the numbers will only increase after she lands in the blind auditions in front of the judges.
Grace has also dropped a cover of Billie Eilish’s ‘My Future’ on her socials which she performed on her new guitar. She had earlier worked at a children’s summer camp called Camp Zoom which is based in a church in Brookfield. She is also the worship leader at her church.
‘I survived sepsis six times’
Grace faced a severe health scare in 2017 when she landed in the hospital with septic shock and doctors were not sure if she would survive. However, the stars were in her favor as she came out stronger and better than ever even after suffering the septic shock six times. And, this unfortunate incident also led her to sing.
In an Instagram post shared in June 2020, she revealed the story behind it and said, “June 21st, 2017. three years ago. three years ago my life completely changed when my body was struck by septic shock. the truth of the matter is, the doctors said I shouldn’t have lived. I survived sepsis six times within the eight months after that day. nothing short of a miracle. this day brings a lot of different feelings.”
She continued, “Sadness, fear, anger, worry... but most importantly, thankfulness. What I’ve been through over the past three years has been such a difficult, trying journey. so many nights spent in the hospital fighting for my life and so many questions why. However, if that had never happened to me, I wouldn’t be where I am. I wouldn’t be singing. I wouldn’t be at church, and I wouldn’t be me. I hate what happened to me but I’m grateful for every single thing.”
Grace concluded, “It has shaped my life into something I could never have imagined. today, I am 843 days sepsis-free. sepsis, you didn’t win.”
