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The Voice, The Day After: Top Four Finals Dish

By | Reality Rocks – Tue, May 8, 2012 7:21 PM EDT

Last night, the final four "Voice" contestants competed, and while all four had their standout moments, the entire two-hour episode was overshadowed by the bizarre feud between coach Christina Aguilera and her apparent arch nemesis and former "Mickey Mouse Club" co-star, Tony Lucca. Today, my "Day After" co-star, Matt Whitfield, and I are still wondering what exactly went down during their "MMC" days to cause such friction years later--and more importantly, if Xtina's open hostility towards Tony will backfire on her and actually cause Tony to win.

Watch us dish about last night's dramatic events in the video above--and feel free to make your own voice heard on the message board below. Who's going to win tonight? And if it's Tony, how will Xtina react? Discuss!

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