A concerned Olly Murs called for a chair to be brought to the stage as Simon Cowell, who looked anxious, told the girlband: “That was – under the circumstances – one of the most incredible performances”.
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And of course, this won’t be the first time that the X Factor winner’s single has faced a few form of opposition, and in fact it’s become an annual tradition to have someone or another trying to beat the victor to the Christmas No1… “All props to you”, said the former Girls Aloud singer.
“Another one who had to change her song this morning”.
Prior to the show, Celina was given the option not to perform live with her sisters after passing out, but she was determined to perform with her sisters.
Rita Ora added: “Selena you really were a hero tonight, well done”. “I really, really adore you”, Cowell told the 17-year-old from Essex. “I didn’t see 4th Impact tonight, I saw four Sasha Fierces”. “I hope you’re OK”.
I Have Nothing by Whitney Houston, taken from the movie The Bodyguard, is Anton Stephans track of choice for the night, while Max Stone will be performing Jerry Maguire soundtrack song Secret Garden by Bruce Springsteen.
Yes, I get that it’s an objection to Cowell and his “grip” on the music industry, but really, six months on – less even – does anyone even remember what was No1 at Christmas?
There were loud cheers for Ghanaians Reggie n Bollie after their infectious rendition of Who Let The Dogs Out by Baha Men.
It’s hard to believe Che is only 19 thanks to his mature vocals.
“It’s like welcome back, Mason”, exclaimed head judge Simon. You see so much hunger in your eyes.
The fate of the contestants is now in the public’s hands as two acts will leave the competition this week.
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Speaking on the “Good Morning Britain” show on Wednesday, Sinitta expressed her support for Louis as a guest judge on the “X-Factor United Kingdom”.
