Susan Boyle Biggest America’s Got Talent ‘Wild Horses’

Reports are coming in that Susan Boyle’s TV singing debut on America’s Got Talent was pre recorded

Susan who performed her debut single ‘Wild Horses’ on America’s Got Talent final  on Wednesday this week.

Apparently most of the show was live but Susans appearance was taped the day before and was slotted into the show according to the Daily Star.

The newspaper clames  “Given Susan’s history, no-one was taking any chances. It was a sensible precaution to get her song in the can.

“It took the pressure off her and enabled her to relax and give her best in front of her biggest ever audience.”

As we all remember Susan was admited to the Priory clinic in June after having a hard time with her her new found fame after Britain’s Got Talent – and lets face it, who wouldn’t.

I dont care – it was an amazing performance of Susan Bolye Wild Horses

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Boyle has secured a strong international fanbase since making her debut on Britain’s Got Talent in April, mirroring Potts’s own experience on the ITV1 programme’s first series in 2007.

The Scottish singer is expected to soon join Potts on Simon Cowell’s record label, however the show’s original winner does not believe that they are in competition.

Speaking to Seven magazine, he explained: “We sing different styles of music. And one’s a male voice and one’s a female voice, and that makes a difference.”

Potts also revealed that he has become more ambitious since making his TV debut two years ago.

He commented: “It’s good to get a day off occasionally. But when you’re in the market, you think: ‘What could I be doing with today to become even more successful?’ You think: ‘Just get me some work. Get me a performance on a channel’. You don’t get too many opportunities and you have to grab each one, because I have to be a success if I’m going to continue to do this.”

Potts released his second album Passione earlier this month.

Susan Boyle on Britain's Got Talent

Susan Boyle will reportedly only take part in a number of shows on the Britain’s Got Talent live tour.

The 48-year-old, who was admitted into the Priory clinic suffering from exhaustion after losing out to Diversity in the ITV1 show final, is said to be conserving her energy to record an album.

Boyle is currently in London where rehearsals for the 23-date live show are taking place, however organisers are yet to confirm whether she will perform on the opening night in Birmingham on Friday.

“Everything depends on Susan and how she feels. We have made it clear that we are in her hands and we just want to make sure that she is fit and well,” a source told The Sun.

“At the moment it looks like Susan will join the rest of the BGT finalists on stage on some of the dates, but she won’t do the entire tour. The details are still being worked out.

“Susan is most excited about starting work on her album and we have a responsibility to make sure she is cared for and is happy and well.”

Boyle’s brother Gerry recently dismissed speculation that the talent show star had a learning difficulty.

Susan Boyle can add pop superstar Mariah Carey to her list of famous friends after the diva (Mariah, not Su-Bo) insisted she’s not surprised the Scottish singing sensation is freaked out by her sudden rise to stardom.

Boyle became an international star overnight when she showed off her singing skills on U.K. TV show Britain’s Got Talent, but the instant interest became too much for the spinster to handle – she checked into a mental health clinic after her final appearance on the show.

Carey, who herself suffered a physical and emotional breakdown in 2001, is far from surprised. She says, “I feel bad for her… We build people up so quickly now that of course it’s going to freak some people out. It’s difficult. It’s got to be tough.”

Speaking to itv.com, the 48-year-old singer denied tabloid reports that she wants to leave the competition in order to take up a lucrative television deal in America.

“There is absolutely no truth in that either, there is no way I am quitting the show. The only way I’d leave the show is if Simon Cowell kicked me out!” she insisted.

“They don’t need to worry about me quitting that’s for sure! All I can say to everybody is some of the stories about me in the papers are just untrue… I’m not going anywhere; I just want to concentrate on my singing.”

She added: “I’m not stressed and I’m certainly not on the verge of a breakdown! I’ve never felt more positive, it’s all nonsense.”

Boyle became an international star after wowing the judges and the audience with her rendition of ‘I Dream A Dream’ from Les Misérables. A YouTube video of her singing has already been viewed by more than 100 million people worldwide.

Susan Boyle may quit the UK in the next few weeks to earn big bucks in America, the Dail Star has noted.

Boyle, 48, is bigger in the States than here. She’s been innudated with offers, from a $1,000 dollar appearance fee, to a massive $3,000,000 wage packet from a major venue.

If she accepts, it would mean Boyle could be a multi-millionairess before the year is out.

But she would have to leave the show Britain’s Got Talent before the end, which would no doubt leave Simon Cowell spitting feathers.

For who will he have left to sell this series?

DJ Talent.