Candice Boyd

Candice Boyd was a challenger, member, as well as the runner-up in the first season of The Four. She has been a member since the second episode through the fifth episode and a fianlist/runner-up of the first season of the show.

Background
Popular music performer who rose to fame after competing on the first season of The Four: Battle for Stardom. She is also recognized for her affiliation with Ne-Yo and Epic Records. She had the opportunity to tour with rhythm and blues artist Eric Benet. She is from California and has a sister named. She has shared photos of her nieces: Aniyah and Alonah.

The Four
In Winter of 2018, Candice Boyd auditioned for The Four and had the approval of the judges to challenge one of the members after a beautiful performance of Norman Whitfield's "I'm Goin' Down." She had decided to challenge original member, Ash Minor and won over the audience claiming a seat on The Four. Sadly, on the 3rd week, she had been eliminated by Tim Johnson Jr. However, thanks to voting by America, she came back for the Comeback Performances and earned her place in the finale with her take on the songs "Love" by Keyshia Cole and Lauryn Hill's "Ex-Factor" beating rapper Nick Harrison.

Candice had placed runner-up on The Four on February 8, 2018, losing to Soul singer Evvie McKinney but sang glorious songs such as Ska's "Don't Speak," Whitney Houston's "I Have Nothing," and Rihanna's "Stay."