Last weekend, X Factor presenter Olly Murs was bombarded with harsh criticism online after he made a gaffe during the results show, and there were even calls for him to be fired… for making ONE mistake!
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Anton had sung Bonnie Raitt’s I Can’t Make You Love Me, but after the public vote he finished in the bottom two along with Che Chesterman, who sang Alicia Keys’ If I Ain’t Got You.
“It’s the most nervous you’ve ever been and it’s also the most excited you’ve ever been!” All the way through I knew I had to just suck it up and perform. What’s ugly is to say your opinion, and offend. “I’m going to do my thing now, I’m ready to go and meet my fans”.
“There’s something that sill feels like an act to me, it doesn’t feel real or raw enough”.
The pop star wannabe insisted he was not “fake”.
Frankie’s hard partying during his time on “X Factor” in 2011 was well-documented, but it ended up costing him his place in the competition, when he broke one of producers’ “golden rules”, later reported to have been the use of class-A drugs.
Anton went on to explain how he felt about the incident.
Matt Cardle might not seem like a controversy magnet, but this steamy performance with Rihanna managed to spark nearly 3000 complaints to Ofcom, thanks to their on-stage tension and her provocative outfit.
Show supremo Simon Cowell’s three fellow judges were dressed in the colours of the French flag in tribute to victims of the Paris terror attacks.
“That was actually very challenging for me, my first thought was ‘how dare you?'” He told Yahoo Celebrity of the X Factor row. “I’ll stand up for myself”.
“Rita could give you the phone book and you could sing it”, the former Girls Aloud singer said.
“It’s not a side people get to see often but I was privileged to do so”.
“I am passionate as hell and I’m never going to change that”.
“What I will do is put you straight and put you right and we can carry on being friends”.
Anton later apologised for his outburst but before he could, Simon Cowell told Nick angrily: “Not everyone here is a Radio 1 artist, Nick”.
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“Regret leads to sadness and sorrow and bitterness”.
