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Megan McKenna has had an epic career transformation that has seen her go from TOWIE to Nashville in just a matter of months.The stunning TV star has popped up on the likes of Britain's Got Talent, The Only Way Is Essex, Ex On The Beach, Celebrity Big Brother and MasterChef - but with her passion lying with music, Megan didn't give up.Working her way to get to her dream career, Megan has had to grow up in the public eye and live a life very publicly in order to hustle to get what she wanted.READ NEXT: Lauren Goodger's transformation from TOWIE days - surgery, plump pout and makeoverFrom starting out as a 16-year-old school girl on BGT to turning 30 today (September 26) having had a glowing career in both television and music - Megan has carved an incredible career for herself.

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Simon Cowell has more than proved X Factor bosses wrong as he admitted they had turned him down for a job when he first started out.The media mogul, 62, has led the way on a series of hit reality TV shows, which also include Britain's Got Talent.But, speaking to Howie Mandel on his podcast, Simon confessed he was turned down for a role in the mailroom of the production company Fremantle.READ MORE: Simon Cowell reveals why he cut back on work and if there will be X Factor revivalHe said: "I was thinking, how do you not give someone the job in the mailroom? All I am doing is delivering the mail. How can you say no? I was thinking ‘I will be quick’.

Kelly Clarkson felt "freaked out" to be "cemented in history" on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. The 40-year-old pop star shot to fame back in 2002 when she won the inaugural series of 'American Idol' and has been given the prestigious honour of a spot on Hollywood Boulevard in Los Angeles located outside the Dolby Theater where the reality singing competition was filmed. Asked what it felt like to be "cemented in history", she told 'Entertainment Tonight': "Wow, how you just said it kind of freaked me out, that's crazy.

Simon Cowell would have nothing without singer Kelly Clarkson, he has claimed as he honoured the superstar singer.Kelly, 40, found fame back in 2002 when she became the first winner of American Idol, catapulting her to international stardom.Since winning the talent show, which first aired in the UK, the star has gone on to rack up a string of hit records and awards, including a Grammy.READ MORE: X Factor stars to take ITV show to court over £1m 'bullying' and 'trauma' claimBut while Simon Cowell may have helped launch her career, the music mogul has also claimed Kelly helped him sustain a lengthy career in the music and entertainment business.Kelly was recently honoured with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, which saw former judges Randy Jackson and Paula Abdul reunite with Kelly and Simon.Praising Kelly, the dad-of-one said: "I remember the day we met you, I remember not just your voice but your personality."I didn't realise at that point how good you were, I just liked you, and I'm so thankful."I can honestly say thanks to you I'm here today, genuinely, I swear to God."He went on to add: "Because you validated what we did – if we didn’t find a star there's no point in doing these shows and I could never predict what was going to happen."The Kelly you see in front of the camera is the Kelly you see behind the camera, she is one of the nicest, most loyal, talented people I have had the great, great fortune to help."Kelly went on to say she was honoured to "not just have yes people" but to have had so much support over the past two decades.The singer is preparing for the release of her first album in five years, with the record believed to be focused on her split from her former husband, Brandon Blackstock.Kelly and

Kelly Clarkson was honored with her own star on the iconic Hollywood Walk of Fame on Monday, and the celebrated singer and TV personality beamed as she basked in the celebratory glow of the achievement.Clarkson spoke with ET's Cassie DiLaura after the big event — where she was reunited with original  judges Simon Cowell, Paula Abdul and Randy Jackson — and Clarkson reflected on what it was like to be «cemented in history» on the Walk of Fame.«Wow, how you just said it kind of freaked me out, that's crazy. I didn't really think about it like, that but it's incredible,» Clarkson shared. «I mean, you know, you've seen these pictures since you were a kid, with all these major people that influenced you artistically in your life, and it's cool to be a part of that.»«Especially like right in front of where I won [] 20 years ago,» added Clarkson, whose star is located right in front of the Dolby Theater on Hollywood Blvd.

Kelly Clarkson was joined by her two children on Monday for a rare public appearance as she accepted a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.MORE: Kelly Clarkson will release a new album after five-year breakThe singer and talk show host is mom to daughter River Rose, eight, and son Remington Alexander, six, and the two joined her on Hollywood Boulevard for the special celebration which saw Simon Cowell present her with the award.WATCH: Kelly Clarkson to perform Dolly Parton tribute at 2022 Academy of Country Music AwardsRiver wore a sweet bright red tunic with blue leggings and biker boots, while Remington wore red and green Gucci pants with a cream polo shirt.Kelly, who had a big smile on her face, wore a classic velvet black dress with pointed black leather boots.MORE: Kelly Clarkson shares emotional message about huge life change as fans inundate her with supportRandy Jackson and Paula Abdul, who along with Simon were on the American Idol judging panel when she won two decades ago, were also in attendance."I actually thought I was being punked on the first day," Simon said of the first day of auditions when he met Kelly in 2000.  Kelly gave her children a big hugHe continued: "Paula [was] resigned. Every singer was out of tune and it got worse, progressively.

Kelly Clarkson received her star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame Monday morning, 20 years after becoming the first ever winner of "American Idol" at the end of its first season in 2002.  After the ceremony, Clarkson spoke with Fox News Digital regarding how she was feeling about reaching that Hollywood milestone two decades after her historic win. Clarkson was able to share the moment with her two children, who watched their mom’s big moment from the audience, as well as the ones who gave her a big break, original "American Idol" judges Simon Cowell, Paula Abdul and Randy Jackson.

Kelly Clarkson‘s two children, River Rose and Remington Blackstock, are all grown up!

Eoghan Quigg, 30, was just a fresh-faced boy when he first appeared on X Factor back in 2008. The North Ireland singer was catapulted to fame thanks to his impressive vocal abilities, cheeky charms and of course his famous spikey blonde hair.Today, fans would be surprised to see how much the then 16-year-old has changed. READ MORE I'm A Celeb star Vicky Pattison left sobbing after emotional fan message Eoghan came in third place in the popular television music competition franchise created by British producer Simon Cowell and his company Syco Entertainment.

Simon Cowell reflected on meeting Queen Elizabeth II, and noted that it was a night he’ll "never forget." "Even though she was in her late nineties… you couldn't imagine her not being there. And then when it happened, it was like I could feel it in my stomach, I was really upset," Cowell told Fox News Digital exclusively on the red carpet at "America's Got Talent." The 62-year-old TV personality’s comments come on the heels of King Charles III ascending the throne after Queen Elizabeth II died last week at the age of 96."I have so much respect for her, for her work ethic… now it just doesn't feel the same.

Simon Cowell once unsuccessfully attempted to buy Britney Spears’ ‘‘…Baby One More Time’ off Max Martin with a Mercedes, a recent interview has revealed.Revealing the story on the podcast of his America’s Got Talent co-star Howie Mandel, Cowell details the story, beginning from how had received a phone call from a contact who had played him ‘… Baby One More Time’ through the wire.His contact had informed him that the song was written by the Swedish producer for TLC, who had passed on the future mega-hit. Upon hearing the track, Cowell – who had been working at the time with a boyband named 5ive “on the verge of breaking” stateside – turned desperate in trying to get the song from Martin.

The Mayyas were crowned the winner of season 17 of America's Got Talent during Wednesday's two-hour finale show and captured the grand prize of $1 million.The members of the all-female Lebanese dance group hugged each other and screamed when it was announced they had won. Sofia Vergara, 50, who pressed her Golden Buzzer for the group, rushed up to the stage to embrace the women as gold confetti rained down. Season champions: The Mayyas were crowned the winner of season 17 of America's Got Talent during Wednesday's two-hour finale show and captured the grand prize of $1 millionSimon Cowell, Heidi Klum and Howie Mandel also went up on the stage to congratulate the dance group that consistently delivered electrifying performances.The Mayyas also won the opportunity to headline AGT's show in Las Vegas.

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The Mayyas have danced their way to victory on “America’s Got Talent” season 17. 

Simon Cowell had some very special guests join him on the red carpet!

“… Baby One More Time” being originally sung by anyone else. But if pop impresario Simon Cowell had gotten his way, those infamous lyrics would have been delivered by one of his former UK boy bands — and not One Direction, either.

Country singer Drake Milligan had the whole audience on their feet during his performance on Tuesday's two-hour America's Got Talent finale show on NBC.The 24-year-old country singer from Fort Worth, Texas, wowed the crowd with another original song titled Sounds Like Something I'd Do.'I really think this is going to be the start of your career,' Simon Cowell, 62, said. Finals performance: Country singer Drake Milligan had the whole audience on their feet during his performance on Tuesday's two-hour America's Got Talent finale show on NBC'Drake I already want to buy a ticket to your concert,' Sofia Vergara, 50, said.Drake revealed before he took the stage that he started his career as a child by being an Elvis Presley impersonator and, after appearing on the show, had two songs that soared to the top of the charts.