DeAndre Nico with girlfriend Christal Shavon (far right), his mother Pastor Johnna Nico and other family members after receiving a key to Port Arthur, Texas, last weekend. DeAndre served as grand marshal of the community’s holiday parade.
Adam Levine tried to put a nice neat end to The Voice’s great bathrobe controversy on the show this week.
When Reagan Strange walked into the rehearsal room, Adam briefly addressed last week’s results show brouhaha.
You remember. The one in which Adam urged viewers to vote for Reagan, who couldn’t sing for a save, over teammmate DeAndre, who could and did.
The one that resulted in an explosion of #FireAdam tweets on Twitter.
Said Adam on the show: “It was a strange week. But it’s over now. DeAndre’s my boy. I love him. We talked. It’s all good.”
We haven’t heard from DeAndre since.
But DeAndre’s mom, pastor Johnna Nico, took to Facebook after The Voice aired. You might say she had something to say.
“JUST FYI,” she writes, “my son never spoke with him. now he’s a LIAR and has no INTEGRITY! WOW anything to make up for your wrong doing!!!”
She posted an even more detailed comment here, blaming NBC for helping cover up Adam’s behavior and vowing to never watch the show again.
Hey, but “it’s all good.”
Just ask Adam.
See also …
Adam Levine’s drought on The Voice continues
Reagan and DeAndre doing fine, but no apology from Adam Levine
Voice viewers say: Fire Adam Levine
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Adam Levine has had a history of busing contestants on his team.
Remember Katrina Parker? Amanda Brown? Ashley DuBose? Matt Cermanski? Mike Schiavo? Ryan Quinn?
There are others, too.
Time for Adam Levine to go back to his mansion and count his money.
And stay there.