‘Talent’ judge says Boyle ready for final
Popular Britain’s Got Talent
contestant Susan Boyle is prepared to take on her competition in the final of the British TV series, judge Piers Morgan says.
Morgan said Boyle, 48, has put allegations of a disturbing rant behind her and is fully prepared to take on the other nine remaining Talent
acts Saturday night, The Times of London said.
Susan Boyle is a very, very nice lady from Scotland who never thought she would have this chance and she is really looking forward to it,
Morgan said.
Boyle, who drew international fame for her Talent
performance of I Dreamed a Dream
from Les Miserables,
had been accused of using foul language while watching the semifinals of the ITV series.
The Times said Boyle is the favorite going into Saturday’s final Talent
round. Among those acts are 10-year-old singer Hollie Steel, the dance group Flawless and the father-and-son dancing duo Stavros Flatley.