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Meridian native named this year’s American Idol winner

MERIDIAN, Miss. (WCBI) – The Magnolia state is celebrating as Meridian native, Jamal Roberts, is the latest winner of American Idol. Roberts was crowned Sunday night during the three-hour season 23 finale.

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Did Meridian, MS, singer Jamal Roberts win 'American Idol'?

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Meridian Elementary teacher wins American Idol

Who are the Top 3 on 'American Idol'? How to vote for the 'American Idol' 2025 winner

The "American Idol" 2025 winner will be crowned on May 18.

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Jessica Simpson Brings Americana Magic to ‘American Idol’, Her First TV Performance in 15 Years

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Watch: Jelly Roll duets with the newest winner of ‘American Idol’

What Time Is the 'American Idol' 2025 Finale Tonight? Who Is in the Top 3?

Each of the three has carved a distinct identity throughout the competition, setting the stage for a closely watched finale.

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Watch: ‘American Idol’ contestant shares powerhouse duet with favorite singer

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‘I’m anointed’: Jamal Roberts becomes the first Black man to win ‘American Idol’ in 22 years, following Ruben Studdard

'American Idol': Meridian native Jamal Roberts makes Top 3. See his performances here

Meridian-native Jamal Roberts is officially heading to the finale of "American Idol" Season 23, making him the fourth Mississippian in the show's history to break the Top 3.

'American Idol': Meridian-native Jamal Roberts makes Top 5. See his performance

Meridian-native Jamal Roberts is officially in the Top 5 of "American Idol" Season 23. Roberts, a 27-year-old P.E. teacher at Crestwood Elementary, started his "American Idol" journey when he won a golden ticket singing "Mary Jane" by Rick James in audition rounds.

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Jamal Roberts surprises Crestwood students during hometown visit

Jamal Roberts was treated to a special homecoming at Crestwood Elementary School on Wednesday. It was a surprise for the students, who thought they were meeting in the cafeteria to discuss the rules for their fifth-grade vs teacher kickball game.