London, June 03: Susan Boyle, who was recently reported to have landed in a rehab clinic following an emotional breakdown, may not perform in the national Britain`s Got Talent arena tour.
The 48-year-old, who faced a crushing defeat at the show’s finals after having been the red hot favourite to bag the title, had been allegedly rushed to the Priory clinic, North London after she passed out following an emotional rant against the show bosses.
And organisers fear the Scottish songbird, who has learning difficulties, may not be well enough to sing.
"We are working on a day-by-day basis here. This is about someone`s health and future," The Sun quoted a show source as saying.
The source further said Susan’s chances of making the tour dates were "very slim indeed", but she may do later shows.
Fans have already grabbed thousands of tickets at 32.50 pounds for the upcoming shows.
Judge Amanda Holden, however, insisted Susan had "no underlying mental issues" and was just drained of energy.
ANI
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