The X Factor’s Rita Ora rubbishes fix claims over her backing dancers

The X Factor’s new judicial judge Rita Ora has exposed her robust friendship with Nick Grimshaw persuaded her to join the show. The X Factor judge has revealed that he’d like to get Miley Cyrus over to work with him on the Judge’s Houses section of the show – and he’s feeling confident.

As the auditions are airing, a live vote will run on Twitter.

Organizers also unveil this year’s auditions are expected to be bigger, which allows backing dancers to facilitate the performance.

The countdown to The X Factor 2015 has begun, and there’s set to be some surprised in store this year.

The X Factor viewers are to be given even more power this year – choosing for the first time which category the judges will mentor.

To celebrate the public vote, the judges and categories have each been captured in emoji form with their very own specially created characters, which will appear across tweets during the vote.

“On day one I was going to be really professional, know what to say to people and make it really succinct and punchy”. Despite initially cancelling X Factor auditions, Simon was back at work on the ITV talent competition just two days after his mother’s death, even though he now admits he almost pulled out of the show following his loss.

“The one thing Grimmy and I said to each other is that we didn’t want to change how we are normally with each other just because we’re on TV”, she recalls.

“We’re teaching him new words – yesterday we were teaching him what “on flique” means, and all the new latest things”, the former Girls Aloud singer said.

“I’m so happy that they did”.

Although there is some rivalry between the judges already, Rita and Nick have been getting along famously. The answer to that is no. She is very good at being controversial, but so much of it does feel like she knows what she is doing.

“I used to have panic attacks when I was little, saying, ‘Mum, I don’t want to die.’ I have been going to therapy and I still try to go every week”.