As remaining contestants on The Voice began the Knockouts round on Monday, host Carson Daly delivered startling news: Tanner Frick had left the competition.

Ahead of the Knockouts stage on The Voice, Tanner Frick abandoned the competition. On Monday’s episode of NBC’s singing competition, host Carson Daly told coach Michael Bublé his contestant had left the show.

The singer has not commented on his leave-taking, but he has been teasing a new song with the chorus "ain't nobody want me anyway."

The Voice' contestant Tanner Frick exited season 26 ahead of the Knockout round on the November 11 episode. Here's the reason why he left.

Tanner Frick, who joined Michael Buble's team on The Voice after being stolen from Reba McEntire's team, was missing from the Knockouts. Did he leave the show?

"Tanner Frick is a huge win for me," Michael stated at the time in a clip posted on YouTube. "That's a 4-Chair Turn, and a piece of the puzzle that I didn't have. I needed that co

Tanner Frick will no longer compete on The Voice. On a Monday, Nov. 11 episode of the NBC singing competition series, host Carson Daly told Michael Bublé that his contestant had left the competition and wouldn't compete in the Knockouts.