Despite the disappointment of being booted out of X Factor agonisingly close to the contest's final stages, singer Hannah Bradbeer has told a Sevenoaks school that her adventure is not over.
The 23 year old was at the New School at West Heath on Thursday, showing off the voice that got her to the final six girls of the ITV competition and as well as lending the pupils some inspirational words.
"I didn't really apply myself to work but I have applied myself 100 per cent to my singing and I'm on course to achieve my dream. You can too," she told a packed morning assembly.
"You have got a chance, hard work does prevail," she added before treating the audience to the stunning tones that impressed Simon Cowell and his fellow judges.
Since leaving X Factor, and her office job, the young singer has been busy promoting herself with a variety of television and radio interviews, including an appearance on This Morning.
"The reaction from everybody has been incredible," she added. "There has been lots of positives to take from it".
"I saw the X Factor as a way of going forward with my singing and that's what I hope to do."
3 comments:
How robbed was Hannah Bradbeer? I can't believe Cheryl Cole sent her home in favour of the "choking on her own phlegm" out-of-tune yodelling frightmare that is Diana Vickers.
Keep going Hannah, you've got a voice in a million & could knock the socks off Winehouse & Duffy!
Where is Hannah playing at the moment? No news on the web apart from a cancelled gig in June. Come to Ireland, Hannah! Would love to see you perform live over here. The Gleneagle Killarney is a great spot!
Hey is this actually Hannah? I may be able to help you get into the industry, email me at lola_lebeq@yahoo.com
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