Back in 2013, Briana Cuoco decided to take her singing skills to reality TV by competing on The Voice. Frankly, it was her famous sister, Kaley Cuoco, who encouraged her to give it a go. "She has been telling me to do it for years. 'You have to go on The Voice. It's the best show!'" Briana told Extra. She added that she decided to follow her sister's suggestion when the "opportunity came," noting that "timing was everything and it just happened."
Briana ended up working with Voice mentor Christina Aguilera, which both surprised and delighted the competitor. "I never thought in a million years Christina would turn around, to be honest with you. She's like the best vocalist of all time," Briana said. "I never imagined she would actually turn around for me. It's a huge compliment ... She's been incredibly lovely. I am incredibly lucky to be with her."
While Kaley was unsurprisingly excited for her sister — the "sitcom star couldn't hold back her tears as she watched backstage with her parents," according to CBS News — Today noted that Briana "suffered a decisive defeat at the hands of Shelbie Z." when she failed to impress the audience with a "somber rendition of 'Don't Speak.'" Christina told Briana, "There were pitch problems — I know you felt that." CeeLo Green added, "I just think it was a very sour moment."
Thankfully for Briana, sweeter days were ahead.
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