Team Bublé contestant Tanner Frick dropped out of the competition Mor Ilderton is no longer competing for the winning title on The Voice. On Monday, Nov. 18, Gwen Stefani revealed that Ilderton "had to go home" and would not be moving onto the Knockouts — leaving only Jan Dan and Sydney Sterlace to compete in the round.

The 20-year-old from Teays Valley, W. Va. performed Dylan Gossett 's "Coal" for his Blind Audition, getting chair turns from Michael, Snoop Dogg and Reba McEntire, but Michael had Blocked Reba so she wasn’t a choice for Dylan.

The Team Gwen performer's departure follows Team Bublé's loss of Tanner Frick the prior week.

Team Gwen’s Mor Ilderton Unexpectedly QUITS Competition On 'The Voice,' Gwen Stefani reveals season 26 contestant Mor Ilderton 'had to go home' and is no longer part of the competition. No further information was given about his departure.

The Voice season 26 is full of twists and turns, and it looks like folks got one more curveball ahead of the live shows. Last week, folks watched as Tanner Frick (a contestant on Michael Bublé's team) chose to exit the competition ahead of the Knockout rounds.

Indie folk singer Mor Ilderton has suddenly left Season 26 of 'The Voice.' Here's everything we know so far about his unexpected departure.

The Voice viewers were shocked when Mor Ilderton didn’t appear during knockout rounds and coach Gwen Stefani revealed that he'd decided to leave the show.