Steve Brookstein: Last News

X Factor star Tabby O’Callaghan looks totally different nearly two decades after he competed on the hit ITV talent series, which saw him come in third place.

X Factor’s first winner Steve Brookstein has taken to Instagram to announce that he is planning on recording and releasing a podcast.He posted a picture to his 1,912 Instagram followers to inform them of the upcoming release.In the snap, Steve can be seen in a dark room in front of a computer monitor, backlit by a lamp as he posed in the foreground in a black t-shirt and black framed glasses.Over the picture in large white letters read "Steve Brookstein Uncensored" - copying Piers Morgan's latest TalkTV launch - as a strategically placed red banner covered his mouth.He wrote in the caption: "Banned from Twitter and a spell in Facebook jail. Time to start a podcast!"Fans rushed to the comments to share their thoughts.A dedicated follower wrote: “I wondered why I hadn’t seen you,” while others left clapping emojis of praise.The former X Factor contestant came under fire recently for anti-semitic remarks about the Ukrainian president.He called the politician “disgraceful” and accused Volodymyr Zelenskyy of having “Jewish privilege”.Brookstein also claimed that Zelenskyy was bombing his own people and the 53-year-old received backlash for the comments.He wrote on Twitter: "Zelenskyy speaking in the House of Commons.

X Factor winner was announced as Steve Brookstein.And he now looks totally unrecognisable from his days on the ITV singing competition, as he launched a new event for eager fans.Since winning the show, Steve has tended to stay out of the spotlight, but has three albums to his name. His first release, Heart and Soul, was certified Gold in the UK and topped the charts at No.

The first-ever winner of The X-Factor has accused the Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy of having "Jewish privilege" in a despicable anti-Semitic rant.

supports HTML5 videoPiers Morgan has blasted his beloved Arsenal after last night’s shock European Super League announcement.The former Good Morning Britain star – who is very passionate in his support for the North London team – has reacted furiously after the Premier League’s so-called ‘big six’ revealed plans to form a breakaway ‘mid-week competition’.Initially responding to the news which came after the Gunners rescued a last-minute draw with relegation-threatened Fulham, he wrote: ‘Shocked & stunned by this new Super League of the ‘biggest & best’ teams in Europe.

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