The feisty fivesome were voted into the bottom two for the fourth
week in a row along with brother and sister double act Same Difference,
but were voted off after failing to impress the public.
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Now the girls have revealed that they are desperate
to break the music industry and vowed: “We will get our
chance.”
Racquelle Gracie, 20, from London, said: “I
think we all believe that there is a future out there for us because
we are fresh in the industry, we do bring something, we have got
something to give so I do believe that us on tour will be able
to really start a career and follow our dreams.
“Because we are just five normal girls who
took a chance to come into this competition and we are not letting
go of that.
“We’re definitely, definitely staying
together.
“We’ve made great fans, we’ve
made a bond for life.
“We have come out as a strong, bonded girl
group.”
The girls were left gobsmacked by claims that choreographer
Brian Friedman branded them “unprofessional beginners”
after a bust-up in rehearsals this week, just one of a series
of allegations of tantrum-throwing theatrics from Hope on the
show.
Charlie Mole, 23, from Sunderland said: “Brian
always strives to want the best out of you.
“In rehearsals, Brian strives to get the best
out of you.
“He can be hard on you but that’s because
he’s a professional.
“He wanted the best from us and I think he
found it frustrating sometimes because a couple of us have had
dance training, a couple of us haven’t.
“And he found it frustrating that we are all
at different levels.”
Now singer and actress Racquelle has put to bed
rumours that she and axed Daniel de Bourg are an item and says
she is sticking with current Parisian boyfriend Greg Bigio, 24.
She revealed: “Daniel said all that rubbish
in the papers. That’s absolutely 100% not true.
“There’s nothing going on with Dan and
I. We’re good friends but that was genuinely it.
“Me and Greg are definitely still together.
“I think he [Greg] felt hurt and he felt the
need to speak out and, again, I’m annoyed that he’s
going into our personal lives, but we’re staying together.”
After rumours emerged that Racquelle was infatuated
with mentor Simon Cowell, she revealed: “Simon Cowell’s
hot, he’s sexy.
“He’s definitely our sugar daddy, but
he fancies my mum so there’s nothing I can do.”
And now the girls are backing Rhydian 100% to go
on and claim X Factor glory.
Student Emily Biggs, 17, from Torquay, said: “Rhydian
will get it because he’s such a professional and he’s
outstanding every single week.”
Racquelle added: “And he’s on the cross
trainer morning and night.”
Charlie said: “He’s got such a good
heart. If he pulls this out the bag and wins it, I’d be
so proud of him.”
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