Cle Morgan’s Powerful Journey to The Voice Australia 2025 Grand Finale
It’s been an emotional and inspiring road for Perth’s Cle Morgan, who is now preparing to take the stage in The Voice Australia 2025’s all-female grand final . This marks a historic moment for the show, and for Cle, it’s the culmination of a deeply personal journey that began in heartbreak but transformed into something truly uplifting.
At 44 years old, Cle—who was raised in Perth and now lives in Melbourne—never expected that returning to music would take her this far. She originally decided to audition for The Voice as a way to heal from the devastating loss of her wife two and a half years ago. Music became her refuge, a space to process grief and rediscover joy. What began as a step toward emotional recovery has now turned into a powerful comeback story that’s inspired viewers across the country.
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Her coach, Irish superstar Ronan Keating , has been a pillar of strength throughout her journey. The bond between the two was immediate—Keating was moved to tears when Cle shared her story, as he too had experienced loss, having said goodbye to his brother Ciarán in 2023 and his mother Marie years earlier. That shared grief forged a genuine connection, one that’s guided Cle through the intense competition and emotional performances week after week.
Now, Cle stands among three other talented women—Alyssa Delpopolo, Bella Parnell, and Cassie Henderson—in what is being called one of the most exciting grand finals in the show’s history. Yet, despite the prestige and the stakes—a $100,000 cash prize and a major recording deal —Cle insists that, in many ways, she’s already won.
“I really just went on the show to move through grief and to find some joy again,” she said in an interview. “So to be here now, standing in the finale—it’s wild. I never expected this.”
Throughout the season, Cle has opened her heart to the nation, often sharing emotional reflections on social media. Performing while still processing loss wasn’t easy, but she pushed through, guided by courage and the support of fans who’ve rallied behind her. “Standing in front of the nation with that kind of vulnerability isn’t comfortable,” she admitted. “But something told me to do it—to take the leap.”
For Cle, this experience has been about more than music. It’s been about healing, rediscovery, and connection. Whether she takes home the title or not, she feels transformed by the journey. “I’ve challenged myself in ways I never imagined,” she said. “Whatever happens, I feel grateful, and I surrender to whatever’s meant to be.”
With her soulful voice, emotional depth, and unshakable resilience, Cle Morgan has already become a winner in the hearts of many. As she steps onto that stage for the final performance, she’ll not only be singing for victory—but also for love, loss, and the incredible power of starting again.
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