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Kayleigh Clark and Camille Tredoux faced off in a duet on "The Voice," leaving judges with a difficult decision.

The pair performed "Cowboys cry, too," earning praise and comparisons to major music stars from the judges.

Both contestants had previously impressed the judges in their initial blind auditions.

Niall Horan ultimately chose Kayleigh Clark as the winner of the duet, advancing her to the next round.

Mississippi's Kayleigh Clark and Camille Tredoux, who gre up around the globe, faced off in a duet on "The Voice" Tuesday night and their powerful performances left judges with a difficult decision

"What a great duo," said Reba McEntire. "Both of you are great vocalists."

The pair performed "Cowboys cry, too" , a country music song written by Kelsea Baller

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