Jane “Nightbirde” Marczewskie (1990–2022), “America’s Got Talent” star

Simon Cowell, 62, recently suffered a huge scare after he crashed his electric motorbike and broke his wrist.The Britain’s Got Talent judge crashed after taking a corner too fast near his West London home.But the accident could have been much worse as the TV star was not wearing a helmet at the time.Simon has now revealed he had other health woes concerning him that same week.As well as breaking his wrist, the entrepreneur lost a tooth and later tested positive for coronavirus.He told Extra: “In one week, I broke my wrist, tooth fell out because I was eating peanut brittle, [and then] a day after that, I tested positive for Covid.”Speaking about the bike incident, Simon said that he “knocked myself out”.He continued: “There were some people nearby, thank God, so they stopped the traffic.“I was in a bit of a daze… I got back on my bike and drove one-armed back to the house.“That’s how nutty I was.”In an interview earlier this month, Simon clarified that his tyres slipped from under him.He told ITV News about how he could not wait to get back to cycling.Simon also confessed he did not want to get scolded by his seven-year-old son Eric.Simon explained: "I mean actually the one thing - the only thing that scared me genuinely was when I was coming back from the hospital, knowing that Eric, my son, was waiting for me to tell me off.“So, it was kind of like when I was a child, I was afraid of going home when I’d done something wrong.”He continued: “It was literally that and I got the biggest telling off – ‘daddy you didn’t wear a helmet’, blah, blah, blah.“So yeah, lesson learnt.

Simon Cowell has taken to social media to pay tribute to America’s Got Talent singer Nightbirde. Nightbirde, real name Jane Marczewski, passed away aged 31 on Saturday 19 February after battling cancer. She’d been receiving treatment for the illness, but tragically it spread to her lungs, spine and liver.

Simon Cowell has paid an emotional tribute to an ex America's Got Talent singer who passed away after a battle with cancer.

Less than a year after being moved by Nightbirde's original song, Simon Cowell honored the beloved singer after her passing.Nightbirde (bornJane Marczewski) auditioned in the 16th season of America's Got Talent last June, performing her own original song It's OK, which moved Cowell so much that he gave her his Golden Buzzer.Unfortunately, Nightbirde announced in August that she had to withdraw from the competition because her battle with cancer was worsening, before passing away on February 19 at just 31 years of age. R.I.P.:Less than a year after being moved by Nightbirde's original song, Simon Cowell honored the beloved singer after her passing'Heart breaking news to hear about @_nightbirde, she was an extraordinary person, so brave, so talented,' Cowell began.'She made a huge impact on AGT and the world.

Just like the rest of us, Simon Cowell is mourning the death of Nightbirde.

Simon Cowell, 62, mourned the death of Jane “Nightbirde” Marczewski after her battle with cancer in social media posts on Tuesday February 22. The America’s Got Talent judge posted a photo of Nightbirde on his Instagram and wrote a touching tribute to the season 16 contestant following her passing at age 31 on Sunday February 20.

America's Got Talent star Nightbirde and SB.TV founder Jamal Edwards passed away.READ: AGT's Nightbirde's family shares heartbreaking statement with bedside videoSimon was close with Nightbirde after she competed on AGT, even awarding her his golden buzzer that put her straight through to the semi-final. On Tuesday, the 62-year-old paid tribute to both acts on his Instagram feed in separate posts. In his post for Jamal, he shared a photo of the late star and wrote: "I had the pleasure of meeting Jamal.

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Golden Buzzer from Simon Cowell on the US variety show after sharing her emotional story and delivering a stunning audition performance. She was forced to withdraw from AGT mid series in order to focus on her health full-time. @_nightbirde was such a bright inspirational light in all our lives.

Nikki Bella hit her Golden Buzzer for wheelchair jumper Aaron Wheelz on Monday's series premiere of America's Got Talent: Extreme on NBC.The two-hour season premiere featured Nikki, 38, Simon Cowell, 62, and Travis Pastrana, 38, as judges and Terry Crews, 53, as host with filming in Atlanta instead of Los Angeles to allow for larger outdoor stunts.Acts from around the world were competing for a grand prize of $500,000 and Nikki gave Aaron, 30, a straight pass to the finals by hitting her Golden Buzzer. Series premiere:Nikki Bella hit her Golden Buzzer for wheelchair jumper Aaron Wheelz on Monday's series premiere of America's Got Talent: Extreme on NBCThe extreme wheelchair athlete from Las Vegas raced down a tall ramp for a jump to land on the other side.Motocross champ Travis recused himself from voting because he knew Wheelz, real name Aaron Fotheringham.

kicked off its debut season with a bang on Monday, in a two-hour premiere filled with death defying stunts. However, it was a team of tech wizards with an army of colorful drones who managed to truly impress Simon Cowell.The four-man group known as Verge Aero hit the stage to explain their act, which involved controlling 160 drones that are synched up for a choreographed aerial light show!Cowell, for whatever reason, was wildly unimpressed with their pitch, and made it almost laughably clear how bored he apparently was with the idea of dancing drones. However, as the judges — including Cowell, Nikki Bella and Travis Pastrana — and host Terry Crews sat outdoors at night, it was immediately clear just how breathtaking Verge Aero's light show truly was.

The first golden buzzer of “America’s Got Talent: Extreme” went to an act that was simply mesmerizing.

Aaron Evans showcased his incredible parkour skills while appearing on the series premiere of “America’s Got Talent: Extreme”.

has died after a years-long battle with cancer. She was 31.«We, her family, are devastated by her passing and unimaginable loss,» Marczewski's family shared in a statement to . «Those who knew her enjoyed her larger-than-life personality and sense of humor.

The new season of America’s Got Talent begins tonight and there are some new judges on the panel!

America's Got Talent singer Jane Marczewski, known as Nightbirde, has passed away aged 31. The star passed away Sunday after months of receiving treatment for cancer which had spread to her lungs, spine and liver, TMZ reported. Howie Mandel, a judge for the talent show, led the tributes to the inspirational singer on Twitter.

In very sad news, America’s Got Talent star Nightbirde passed away on Sunday after a very tough public battle with cancer. She was 31.

Nightbirde, who appeared on season 16 of America’s Got Talent, died after a long battle with cancer. She was 31.

“Life doesn’t always give breaks to those that deserve it—but we knew that already.”She continued: “Thank you for all your support, it means the world to me. “Stay with me, I’ll be better soon.

competition in August amid her battle with the disease.“Since my audition, my health has taken a turn for the worse and the fight with cancer is demanding all of my energy and attention,” the singing phenom revealed in a heartbreaking announcement posted to her Instagram page. “I am so sad to announce that I won’t be able to continue forward on this season of AGT.”Marczewski added, “Life doesn’t always give breaks to those that deserve it — but we knew that already.”A month before, the singer performed a jaw-dropping “AGT” audition, in which she sang an original song, “It’s OK,” which based on her struggles with the disease.

America's Got Talent star Nightbirde has passed away at the age of 31 following her brave battle with cancer, TMZ reports.The publication reported on Monday that the talented singer had died on Sunday.Nightbirde – real name Jane Marczewski - appeared on the 2021 series of AGT, captivating the judges and viewers around the world with her original song, It's Okay, in her first audition.VIDEO: Nightbirde's emotional audition on America's Got Talent The song received a standing ovation from the judges, while Simon Cowell was overcome with emotion as he heard Nightbirde's brave story, and put her through to the semi-finals with the Golden Buzzer.Unfortunately, Nightbirde was forced to leave the competition early to focus on her health, but still appeared via video link on the show ahead of the finale. Nightbirde passed away aged 31In her last Instagram post shared five weeks ago, the singer updated fans on her health.She wrote: "Honestly, things have been pretty brutal.