Some of tonight’s Xtra Factor special guests, quite liked Tulisa Contostavlos’s boyband The Risk.
Dionne Bromfield and David Hasselhoff both watched the live show in Fountain Studios and chatted afterwards to Olly Murs and Caroline Flack about who they liked and who disappointed them.
Speaking about the groups, Dionne admitted that she didn’t like Rhythmix much, but enjoyed The Risk’s performance of ‘Crazy’, saying:
Kitty Brucknell won praise from Brian May last week and after last night’s rock themed X Factor show, she has won herself a few more celebrity fans.
The controversial contestant blew the judges away with her rendition of ‘Live Or Let Die’ on the live episode and after she sang, Gary Barlow raved:
Kitty I can start to see where you’re going with this and I’m in all the way.
Dionne Bromfield has hit out at X Factor judge Tulisa Contostavlos, saying she should never have hit out at Misha B on tonight’s live X Factor show.
The young singer – god-daughter of the late star Amy Winehouse – made an appearance on The Xtra Factor and criticised the N-Dubz star after she implied that Bryan was a bully after her show stopping performance and accused her of being ‘mean’ backstage.
15 year old singer Dionne Bromfield has told the PA that her godmother Amy Winehouse wouldn’t be any good on The X Factor judging panel as she’s not strict enough.
Dionne said, “She tried to be scary once but failed! She said, ‘Dionne, come into my office,’ which was actually her bedroom, and she suddenly tried to be all strict!
“I told her, ‘Amy, please don’t ever become a judge on The X Factor because you’ll so fail!
“She calls me Big Sister, which is silly because she’s twice my age. But she says I give her more advice than she gives me, so she’s the little sis.”
The singer went on to say that she would never audition for The X Factor herself because she feels the show “takes advantage” of the aspiring contestants… Read more & comment »
Amy Winehouse’s goddaughter Dionne Bromfield made her TV debut on last week’s Strictly Come Dancing but has insisted that she would never enter ITV’s X Factor.
Speaking to the Daily Star, Bromfield explained: “I like watching The X Factor, but I would never go on it – I think it’s too much of a controlled thing.
“I don’t want to be harsh, but you’d feel you’d got success in your hand, but once you’ve gone, you’ve gone. At the end of the day, it’s entertainment. They give people hope, but when I was watching the auditions and people were crying, it’s not nice – not nice at all.”
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