Stephanie Skipper on The Voice Tells Kelly Clarkson "Don't Apologize"

The star threw out a playful jab at her fellow Voice coach's direction in a new interview, joking that she still can't believe the twosome are a couple.

In the clip above, exclusive to E! And with this year's crop of mentors - Shawn Mendes for Alicia Keys, Julia Michaels for Adam Levine (no wonder he was raving about Miya Base's song choice before), Hailee Steinfeld for Kelly Clarkson, and Trace Adkins for Blake Shelton - there should be plenty of pearls of wisdom for these folks to pick from.

"Not with that shirt they not". Then, Kelly apologized for not being able to speak through her emotions. Levine, Clarkson and Shelton all hit their buttons.

Bransen Ireland, who works as an Apple Store genius in between music gigs and raising a family, drew chair turns from Blake and Adam with his take on Don Williams' "Tulsa Time".

Goebel, who has moved to Nashville to pursue a music career, sang Alicia Keys' "If I Ain't Got You" on Monday's episode of "The Voice". "The fact that you picked that song, it's cool", she added, while trying to fight through her tears. It looked like nobody would turn their chairs for her until Adam and Blake did at the end of the performance. And Blake applauded Stephanie for her passion and singing a song so personal to her. Adam told Gary that his voice transcends all the problems in the world and made him feel like everything was going to be alright. "I was like, 'I felt like I was a good interior decorator, and then I walked into Gwen's house.'" However, Blake was equally impressed by Kelly's home, admitting that she "has the biggest house I've ever been in in my life". Blake would have turned his chair if his team wasn't full but it came as blessing for Adam, who grabbed the opportunity to rope in a country singer in his team.

Teana Boston, a 16-year-old from Stockton, CA, sang "Unfaithful" by Rihanna and sparked Kelly's attention.

Clarkson raved, "You have a handsome quality that's missing in country music", adding "I sing with Reba!"

Watch her performance on the video below.

The Voice could just as easily be a contest for the nation's most resilient individuals, and it would still make sense because, like so many others, Sharane Calister has a story.