Honey G has ‘amazing single’ ready to release

“There was a stage invasion by four men, with one further person in support”, a spokesman for the show said not long after the incident.

Honey G was the most talked about and divisive contestant this series, constantly having to battle against critics who said she was a novelty act or didn’t deserve a spot in the show.

Her version of Tupac’s “California Love” failed to impress judges on Sunday night. I think she knew the writing was on the wall, and just wanted to have fun for this one.

“However, I have to do what the public would expect me to do in a situation like this”.

The line of questioning began with Phillip asking if she had grown on the show – which led to her revealing she had never done a live rap gig prior to being on the show.

The boy’s mentor Louis Walsh along with Nicole Scherzinger and eventually Simon Cowell all chose to save the band, despite the pleas of Honey’s mentor, Sharon Osbourne, to keep her in the competition as she had “the edge on everyone”.

The woman of many talent’s other interests include windsurfing, skiing, boxing, spinning, swimming and running; so where on Earth did she ever get time for rapping? The people who’ve come out and insulted me are not exactly spokespeople for the black community.

“They are using the race card against me”.

Gilford has defended her style, telling chat show This Morning that, “Any allegations of me being racist are completely false”.

Police were called to the set of The X Factor last night after “pranksters” invaded the stage.

That said, throughout, and for reasons this pilgrim can not fathom, The X Factor collective seems to have been promoting the blue bejesus out of Honey G from the outset…

However Simon told her on the ITV2 spin-off: “We don’t make any decisions until after the show”.

Honey has faced a backlash as critics have questioned her seriousness as a musical act.

“The name of the act I am sending home is”, the sheet of paper read, with the last two words underlined to remind the judge to emphasise them.