News about Susan Boyle

She has battled her way back to health ­following a stroke two years ago. But now Susan Boyle has disclosed she has turned to a disgraced alternative medicine guru who is banned from providing any health services in several Australian states. The singer, 63, is experimenting with 'natural health remedies' from Barbara O'Neill, a self-styled 'international speaker on natural healing'.

They came in their hundreds, taking - they hoped - their first tentative steps on the path to stardom. Young and old performers alike queued hours for a chance to impress in the first audition for Britain's Got Talent 2025 on Saturday. The line of hopefuls trailed 300 yards from the entrance to London's Kia Oval cricket ground, bringing guitars, drums, harmonicas and eardrum-busting vocals.

Britain's Got Talent has been hit by claims of 'fakery' after viewers accused K-pop band Blitzers of miming during their semi-final performance. The 'box-ready' band wowed the audience and judges with their polished performance, however viewers at some weren't completely convinced. Many fans of the show furiously claimed that the band were miming to the backing track rather than singing the vocals live.

Former England and Man United striker Wayne Rooney has shocked fans by revealing that he used to listen to Susan Boyle before matches. Rooney, who retired in 2021, was appearing on The Overlap for the first time since it was announced he would be becoming a regular member of the team alongside the likes of Roy Keane and Gary Neville. The 38-year-old was asked a series of quickfire questions as part of 'Wazza Week' and one of his answers will have certainly come as a surprise to many.

The most recent voicemail message was the most chilling. 'You have made a bitter enemy of me,' she said. 'You are the c*** from hell.' Those words, delivered in her distinctive Scottish accent, gave me a glimpse of how she had - allegedly - terrified her victims. For this was what the real-life 'Martha', the woman portrayed as a sick serial stalker in the hit Netflix television show Baby Reindeer, speaking to my answerphone last weekend, the culmination of a four-day barrage of calls and voicemails.

Britain's Got Talent will make its long-awaited return to screens on Saturday for a brand new series, with a new lineup of hopefuls battling it out to impress the judging panel. As well as the £250,000 prize money and a coveted spot on the Royal Variety Performance, the performers will no doubt be hoping to follow on from the success of over a decade of past winners. From panto and podcasting to TV judging and their very own films, the previous victors have enjoyed varying levels of fame and success since being crowned the winner.

Susan Boyle made a rare public appearance as she cheered on a fellow Scot's debut in the Gladiators. The British Got Talent actress, 62, attended a viewing party for the revived classic gameshow and expressed her love for contender Kerry Wilson.

KIERAN GILL: A singular grainy video of Luke Littler is missing among the millions of YouTube uploads from 2009. It's still nappies, but a toddler is seen yelling magnetic darts at a board strapped to his living room wall as Snap's I've Got The Power plays in the background. Although Susan Boyle's Britain's Got Talent audition from last year was viewed 260 million times, this clip entitled 'Phil Taylor' had barely broken 1,000 views when Mail Sport announced its existence on Christmas Day. Watching Littler, who began slinging arrows at 18 months but is now 16 years old, doe not do justice to Wayne Mardle's assertion that the English teenager who will participate in the World Darts Championship's third round is 'naturally gifted.'

Susan Boyle has reunited with her close friend Donny Osmond as a pair of close friends banded together for a special duet performance. The American singer is currently touring the UK, and during his show in Glasgow he was joined by Britain's Got Talent actor Stephen Coveney as the two shared the stage for a few weeks. Donny, 65, was formerly collaborated with the Scottish singer Standing Ovation: The Greatest Songs From The Stage in 2012, and the two have performed together in the past.

Michalakis 'Legi' Andreas, a former contestant of the United Kingdom's Got Talent, has welcomed his second child with his partner Annika Crawford - 13 months after we tied the knot. On Sunday, the couple took to Instagram to announce the news with a sweet black and white photo of their newborn and 19-month-old daughter Xenia's hands. They announced the name of their new daughter, Demetria Demetriou, after his father Demetrios' name.

Ersilia Campbell burst into a Aurora, Colorado, store and told her that Pride month had passed. She then said the LGBT group had taken over the American flag for ever before stepping down. Campbell later went to a nearby Starbucks where she had protested about being kicked out of her post-office job. A trespass warning was sent recently about her, which advised her former coworkers to call the police and the US Postal Inspection Service if she was seen on the premises.

Though fans of the show tune in every week to see new talent arrive and audition for the judges, they were left sorely disappointed on Tuesday when they were welcomed not by a 'filler' segment that rounded up Cowell's top 16 auditions from America's Got Talent and Britain's Got Talent over the years. Viewers were keen to get to grips about Cowell's on-screen surprise, which included names of British actress Susan Boyle and Musa Motha, as well as American Archie Williams as one of his best 'water cooler moments' from previous seasons.

Michalakis 'Lagi' Andreas, a former contestant of the United Kingdom's Got Talent, is expecting his second child with his partner Annika Crawford ten months after the couple exchanged vows. Andreas, who rose to fame alongside his father Demetrios as a British-Cypriot double act Stavros Flatley, announced the news on his Instagram and TikTok platforms on Sunday evening. The one-time reality TV star posted a video montage for his 27,000 followers in September 2022, as well as edited clips of the couple's 16-month-old daughter Xenia.

Choi Sung-bong, 33-year-old opera singer, is one of a jumbled optimism, laced with abandonment and heartbreak, dubbed 'Korea's response to Susan Boyle'. After clinching runner-up on Korea's Got Talent in 2011, he shot to superstardom, counting Canadian pop star Justin Bieber among his followers. It was a far cry from the homeless 10-year-old boy who was abandoned by his parents and ran away from his orphanage, who used to sell gum and energy drinks laced with fake Viagra on the streets of South Korea's fifth largest city of Daejeon. But a decade after he came to fame, Choi found himself embroiled in controversies after boasting about multiple forms of cancer and urging supporters to contribute to pay for his care. He was discovered dead in his Seoul apartment on Tuesday.

Susan Boyle's return to the final of Britain's Get Talent (left; right in her first audition in 2009; inset in 2019) was generally low-key, with Boyle admitting to having suffered from a'minor' stroke in 2022. However, the singer, 62, was too modest to mention on Sunday night that she had made an amazing recovery after a complete stroke that left her speech'almost unintelligible.' Boyle had to learn how to communicate again, and she also had to receive extensive vocal training so she could perform. She has been working on both directions for more than a year after being left with pronounced muscle loss on one hand, a missing smile, and slurred speech. According to reports, she was in peak health on the eve of the stroke last April.

On Sunday night, Britain's Got Talent saw its lowest ever ratings of a final. 5.3 million people tuned in to see Norwegian comedian Viggo Venn crowned the winner of the show's 16-year history, with the average number falling for a final. A massive 18.5 million viewers tuned in to watch Diversity triumph the 2009 final over Susan Boyle, who returned to the show on Sunday night for a performance.

Susan Boyle made a surprise appearance on Britain's Got Talent in 2023, just 14 years after she first appeared on the program. Susan came to stratospheric prominence after appearing on the same program in 2009. Despite being disqualified at the final hurdle in the competition, she went on to produce her first album that year. Susan returned to 2023's Got Talent finale, where she was worried she'd never return to stage again after a spell under surveillance. Read on to learn all about her remarkable life and work.

Susan Boyle made a surprising appearance at the British Got Talent final last April but she revealed she suffered from a minor stroke. After her health deteriorated, Britain's Got Talent legend, 62, who made her appearance on the program in 2009, was left wondering if she would perform. With the cast of Les Miserables, she returned to the stage to perform her original audition song, I Dreamed A Dream.

Susan Boyle performed a rare outing this weekend and reunited with comedian Peter Kay 12 years after they collaborated on their Comic Relief album I Know Him So Well. In a photograph shared on her Instagram account on Saturday, the singer, 62, who rose to fame on Britain's Got Talent in 2009, was seen posing with Peter, 49. Susan, a Scottish actress, looked chic in a tweed jacket when she met with comedian Peter, who held his arm around her shoulder.

On April 15, Britain's Got Talent is set to return to screens for the 2023 series, with a dazzling lineup of hopefuls competing to impress the judges. The performers will no doubt be hoping to build on the success of previous winners before them, as well as the £250,000 draw and a coveted spot on the Royal Variety Performance. But where are all the former Britain's Got Talent champions now?

Susan Boyle, a Scottish singer, has managed to live a simple life since being on TV stardom. She gained second place in Simon Cowell's long-running talent show and has even appeared on television comedies.

Susan Boyle has paid a loving tribute to her 'one in a million's friend, Paul O'Grady, after his tragic death at the age of 67. Andre Portasio, Paul's partner, died 'unexpectedly but peacefully,' in a tweet released on Wednesday morning.' The cause of death has yet to be identified. A whole slew of celebrities have since come forward to pay their respects, with Susan, 61, taking to Instagram for the first time in two years on Wednesday to post a photo with Paul taken just days ago when he appeared in Annie.

Susan Boyle made a rare appearance this week as she enjoyed a trip to Ireland. The former Britain's Got Talent sensation, 61, took a surprise trip to the Emerald Isle, visiting the Knock House Hotel in Mayo. The hotel's Boss shared a snapshot of Susan Boyle, writing, 'It's our pleasure to welcome her back to Knock House again recently.'

In an eye-opening BBC documentary, Christine McGuinness will talk about her autism today. The model and television actress, who was branded autistic at 33 years old, will explore her tragic childhood abuse that left her suicidal. So what is autism?How do you receive a diagnosis?And what are the giveaway signs in children and adults?