Natasha Bure at The Voice blind audition. Photo / Supplied
Heard of the name Natasha Bure? Not yet? She'll be a household name soon, especially because of her famous Fuller House-actress mother.
Bure made her big debut on The Voice on Monday night, when she captivated Adam Levine, who quickly turned his chair for her.
Entertainment Tonight spoke with the 18-year-old daughter of Fuller House actress Candace Cameron Bure and former Russian hockey player Valeri Bure and she revealed the advice she got from her famous mother before her first performance.
"She was like, 'be yourself, be who you are, and do the best you can.'"
Bure went on to say her mum was a big role model for her growing up.
"I have learned a lot by watching her more than her telling me," Natasha explains.
"I think she is a great example of young women who are in the industry, and she worked since she was 5 years old, and now she is a grown woman and has a family and is just doing amazing for herself. And she didn't fall off the wagon like a lot of other child stars have, which is a great testament to who she is."
Natasha wowed The Voice crowd with a special rendition of Can't Help Falling In Love.
Watch the video below to see Natasha's debut on The Voice.
The full episode will appear on TVNZ 2 on October 28.
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