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Former Jamaican Olympian auditions on America's Got Talent | New York Carib News

  • Jun 29, 2020
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Two-time Olympian Shevon Stoddart is enjoying a new path – making it to America’s Got Talent, following in the footsteps of Tessanne Chin who won The Voice in 2013 and Dalton Harris who topped X Factor UK in 2018.

She performed an original song ‘Through the Good the Bad’, which is dedicated to her husband and fellow athlete Jamie Neito.

The song was written about her relationship with her husband Jamie Neito, himself a two-time Olympian who represented the United States in the high jump.

The song and accompanying music video were released in November last year and caught the eyes of the producers of the popular talent show.

Stoddart explained, “We released the song and video for his birthday in November and on January 13 I received an e-mail from America’s Got Talent through a foundation we have set up to help persons with similar injuries.

Source: The New York Carib News
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