An actor who is starring alongside George Sampson found himself being rushed to hospital, after one of his cast mates knowcked him out last week.
The Britain’s Got Talent winner – who shot to fame on the 2008 series of the ITV show – was filming a street scene for new film KO in West London, when a cast member mistakenly elbowed another actor on the nose, breaking a bone and leaving him unconscious.
Former Britain’s Got Talent star, dancer George Sampson has advised this year’s crop of BGT hopefuls not to get “on the wrong side” of Simon Cowell.
16 year old George told The Sun that BGT wannabes should, “Play his game” and added, “Because he is the playmaster.
“He knows what he is doing.
“He is the big boss, everybody is scared of him and everybody looks up to him.
“He is maybe doing things for himself, but at the end of the day he is helping you out too. Read more & comment »
The 19 year old sister of former Britain’s Got Talent winner George Sampson is reportedly working in a brothel and charging just £30 for sex.
Chelsea Sampson appeared as a backing dancer in George’s UK tour but revealed that after the dancing work dried up she was left with no other option than to sell her body.
Britain’s Got Talent winner George Sampson has apparently been offered a role in the BBC’s Waterloo Road.
The Sun reports that the 16 year old will play Kyle who’s a sixth former.
A show source told the paper, “We really wanted George as he has loads of young fans. It’s fair to say his character will be attracting the ladies.
“He’ll be a regular and the plan is for his scenes to be on air during the second part of series six later this year.” Read more & comment »
George Sampson has reportedly been dropped by Simon Cowell. Sources claim its because he isn’t marketable but I imagine his public slating of Cowell last week didn’t help his case any.
A source told The Daily Mail: “George just didn’t prove as marketable as Simon had hoped.
“When acts like George win the show, it’s much harder for them to forge a successful and moneyspinning career compared with a singer, like Susan Boyle.”
Sampson recently blasted Cowell and claimed that he owed money to Syco despite a top selling DVD.
George Sampson has spoken out against Simon Cowell, possibly not a wise move from someone recently evicted from their flat.
Last year’s Britain’s Got Talent winner has told The Sun that Simon focuses more on his singers and music acts.
Sampson said: “Things aren’t going so well with me and Simon. I suppose he’s realised he can make more money out of other people.
Former Britain’s Got Talent winner George Samspon has managed to get himself evicted from his London flat.
George was reportedly was asked to leave after neighbours complained that he had been playing the song ‘On My Own’ too loudly.
Speaking to The Sun, Sampson said: “My neighbours were always complaining and when the contract expired the letting agents told me that they didn’t want me living there anymore. So I kind of got evicted, yes.
George Sampson is hardly a global superstar, yet he seems to love to lord it above the people that gave him the small amount of celebrity he has achieved.
First George forgot which side his bread was buttered and spoke out against ‘neglectful’ Simon Cowell, then his mum got in trouble for dumping bags of his unread fan mail and now he is dissing his home town Warrington, calling it ‘boring.’
The mother of Britain’s Got Talent dancer George Sampson is wanted by police for dumping 15 bags of her sons fan mail.
A warrant has been released for the arrest of Lesley Sampson after she failed to turn up to Warrington City Magistrates on May 27.
Lesley reportedly dumped the bags of letters from fans outside her home in Lyster Avenue. Hasn’t the woman ever heard of recycling?
Britain’s Got Talent winner George Sampson has revealed that he is no longer popular in his home town of Warrington.
On George’s last visit home to judge an under 18′s dance competition, the crowd were less than welcoming to the 15 year old dancer.
“They don’t like the fact that I’ve moved to London. They think I’ve disowned them,” Sampson told The Times. “Now it happens every time I go back – all the lads will boo me.”
