← Studio version reached the top 10 on iTunes. Personal life Porter has openly discussed her battles with alcoholism and drug addiction. She says she has been sober since October 28, 2007. Since December 2008, Porter is a contributing columnist for movmnt magazine. Porter created a closed Facebook page for mothers called Lil' Mamas and then, in 2012, a related blog website of the same name that she runs with her business partner, Celia Behar. On March 10, 2012, Porter married Brian Autenrieth, a fruit exporter and former child soap opera actor, in California. The couple have two children: son Mason Blaise (b. July 17, 2012) and daughter Aria Sage Autenrieth (b. May 8, 2014). On December 18, 2017, Porter announced on Twitter that the couple had separated in March. She said, "In a sad and honest note Brian and I ended our relationship in March. We remain close friends and are committed to always doing our best for our amazing kids." On October 20, 2021, Porter gave birth to her third child, daughter Shilo Bee with her boyfriend, professional dancer Justin de Vera. Filmography Film Television Discography Albums EP's Releases from The Voice Albums Singles Other works Porter co-wrote the following songs: Adam Lambert – For Your Entertainment (2009) Aftermath (Adam Lambert, Alisan Porter, Ferras, Ely Rise) Scarlett Cherry – Labor of Love (2011) Angel (Alisan Porter, Ely Rise, Scarlett Cherry, Lee Cherry, Guy Baruch) Sleep Until You Dream (Alisan Porter, IIsey Juber, Jordan Lawhead, Scarlett Cherry, Lee Cherry) Never Knew Love (Alisan Porter, Ely Rise, Scarlett Cherry, Lee Cherry) Porter appears on the 2006 Revival Cast Recording of A Chorus Line, portraying Bebe Benzenheimer, whom she also portrayed on Broadway. Awards and nominations References External links Audition at The Voice 1981 births 20th-century American actresses 20th-century American singers 21st-century American actresses Actresses from Worcester, Massachusetts Actresses from Connecticut American child actresses American women country singers American country singer-songwriters American child singers American film actresses American stage actresses American television actresses Jewish American actresses Jewish American musicians Living people Musicians from Worcester, Massachusetts People from Westport, Connecticut Singer-songwriters from Massachusetts The Voice (franchise) winners Singer-songwriters from New York (state) 20th-century American women singers 21st-century American singers 21st-century American women singers Country musicians from New York (state) Staples High School alumni 21st-century American Jews Singer-songwriters from Connecticut