X Factor brother and sister group, Same Difference, certainly seem closer than your average siblings.
Sarah has recently launched a campaign to find her brother a new girlfriend, but warned that she will have the final say over who he chooses.
Then this week, at the X Factor dance studio the pair bumped into an ex of Sean’s. Sarah, who had never thought the female in question was good enough for Sean, quickly led her brother away from her!
My advice to Sean? Go and grow a pair and stop letting your sister boss you around!
Well I was sure that he was gay. But apparently Sarah from X Factor’s Same Difference has claimed that her brother Sean is looking for a new girlfriend and she has invited all interested parties to apply.
If you are interested in dating a raging meterosexual, then write to Sarah listing your five best qualities and include a picture (rude one’s will be automatically disqualified apparently) to:
HEY SARAH! I WANNA DATE SEAN!
Fremantle Enterprises
1 Stephen Street
London
W1T 1AL
Disney have approached X Factor boss, Simon Cowell and asked if they can sign Same Difference for an upcoming ad campaign, according to the Daily Star.
Disney are said to want Sarah and Sean to front the new campaign for the dvd release of High School Musical 2.
A show insider said: “Disney have approached Simon about giving Sean and Sarah a contract to promote their DVD.
“They loved them on the show, especially when they sang a track from the film, and think they would be perfect to promote the sequel. Same Difference have the energy and spirit which would be just right for Disney.”
It’s all a bit Chitty Chitty Bang Bang for my liking, but X Factor insiders have hinted that the excitable brother and sister group, Same Difference, will be sharing the stage with a bunch of dancing toys on this weeks live show.
The pair will be singing the Scissor Sisters hit song, I Don’t Feel Like Dancing, and Brian Friedman, the show’s creative director is said to have choreographed a routine that involves toys that come alive……weird!
Sean and Sarah are excited at thought of the rather different performance, but a nervous about Louis’ reaction….rightly so!
X Factor brother and sister act, Same Difference, are once again the favourite to get the boot from tonight’s X Factor show.
Paddy Power is offering odds of 2-1 on Sean and Sarah Smith getting the boot tonight - with Alisha Bennett second favourite at 7-2.
I actually think that Sean and Sarah will survive another week at least, especially as they are singing a High School Musical song. Surely that should win them some young votes….
X Factor finalist Sean Smith will perform on his first live X Factor show next week along with his sister Sarah as part of the group Same Difference.
But Sean has admitted that he intended to audition as a solo artist this year, and was peeved by his sister suddenly teaming up with him at the auditions.
“Sarah had only come along to support me in auditions and suddenly we were duetting. I was a bit peeved,” Sean told The People. “I felt she’d stolen my thunder but I’m happy about it now.”
“We used to tear each other’s hair out as kids. I hated it when she decided she wanted to sing,” he admitted. “I was meant to be the singer. I always beat her in competitions. This is the first time we’ve done it together. But we’ve got to make it work.”
SPOILER ALERT!!! DETAILS ON TOMORROW NIGHT’S SHOW AHEAD…….
Over in Spain it’s the groups turn to battle it out for a place in the final 12 and the only thing standing in their way is the small matter of impressing Simon Cowell. Helping Simon to make his decision is former pop star Sinitta, dressed in her own unique way hiding her modesty behind a couple of discreetly places fans!
With Simon choosing the songs and only one chance to impress, the pressure is on them all to pull out a performance of a life time.
Brother and sister, Sean and Sarah Smith, have been singing together since they were toddlers but now as Same Difference they see this as their chance to shine. “It’s always been our ultimate dream to be superstars” explains Sean, “ever since we were little we always wanted to be pop stars and normally kids grow out of it but we didn’t” and an emotional Sarah goes on to explain why this means so much to them both, “Our family all believe in us and we just want to make them proud, and to go home with nothing for them would be heart breaking”. Read more & comment »
Girls Aloud have managed to get a sly dig in at their former manager, Louis Walsh this week, as they met one of his acts on The X factor.
SPOILER ALERT!!! DETAILS ON TOMORROW NIGHT’S SHOW AHEAD…….