Tsufit Grant Proudly Praises Son Daniel After 'The Voice All-Stars' Debut

The Israeli edition of "The Voice All-Stars" premiered on October 10, 2026, on Reshet 13, featuring well-known personalities—including actors, singers attempting comebacks, children's stars, and media figures—instead of anonymous contestants. The goal is to surprise the mentors during the blind auditions without them knowing which celebrity is standing behind the microphone.

Tsufit Grant Reacts to Her Son's Performance

Among the participants was Daniel Grant, the musician son of media personality Tsufit Grant. Following his emotional performance, Tsufit took to Instagram to share her profound pride and the journey that led him to the stage.

"Every time people bless me and wish me health, success, love, and fulfillment, I arrange the order of blessings in my head. And you know what is always in first place? 'Nachat' (pride and joy)," she wrote.

She revealed that Daniel was initially extremely reluctant to participate, fearing exposure, public criticism, and the pressure of a culture where being an artist sometimes feels secondary to being a social media influencer. However, with the encouragement of his family, including his father Avram Grant and sister Romi, he finally decided to take the leap.

A Star Quality on Stage

Describing the moment the episode aired, Tsufit admitted that her breath was taken away seeing her son stand in front of the world, showcasing his natural stage presence, charisma, and undeniable talent. She emphasized that while his performance was moving, true appreciation of Daniel requires listening to his original music, where he remains entirely authentic and vulnerable.

"May your path open up, and may you continue to sing, write, play, create, love, and fulfill yourself," she concluded, praising him above all for staying true to who he is.