Niall Horan on 'The Voice': Wants Winning Streak, Exclusive Interview

Niall Horan is determined to keep the winning streak on The Voice. He's fighting for his three finalists to win.

Niall Horan is determined to keep his winning streak going after his first-ever season as a coach on The Voice. Speaking to PEOPLE ahead of Monday's episode of the singing competition series, Horan expressed his confidence in his remaining contestants and urged viewers to vote for them.

He emphasized that his three remaining contestants are technically gifted, diverse, and eclectic, and he believes they do not deserve to go home. Horan's remaining contestants as of Monday include Mara Justine, Huntley, and Nini Iris, who all delivered impressive performances.

After the show, Horan's contestants shared their thoughts on the season and their hopes for making it to the finale. Nini Iris expressed her happiness with her performances and her desire to be in the finale. Mara Justine described making it to the finale as a dream, and Huntley expressed his pride in being part of a season with such talented artists.

The competition is fierce this season, and the remaining contestants are preparing for the possibility of being sent home. Only the Top 5 will go to the finale, and the episode will air at 8 p.m. ET on NBC on Tuesday night.

Horan's determination and confidence in his team's abilities are evident, and he is focused on encouraging viewers to vote for his talented contestants. As the finale approaches, the remaining contestants are hopeful and grateful for the opportunity to showcase their artistry on the show.