After 14 years, the iconic TV competition returns to our screens. But the new range of Idol judges will be scrutinised for language and appraisal boundaries.
After 14 years, the iconic TV competition returns to our screens. But the new range of Idol judges will be scrutinised for language and appraisal boundaries.
After 14 years, the iconic TV competition returns to our screens. But the new range of Idol judges will be scrutinised for language and appraisal boundaries.
Twenty years have passed since Cosima De Vito quit Australian Idol in a storm of controversy, yet the pain is still too raw for the singer to even entertain the idea of taking part in Channel Seven’s new reboot. “I will forever be an Idol and will never turn my back on my original Idol fans. But it was also a really, really hard time for me,” the 46-year-old tells New Idea in an exclusive interview. “I have scars there and I’m not ready to go back on that stage and have to relive that particular part of the journey. I loved my time on Idol, but I know if I went back on I would have to speak about dealing with that time of me losing my voice and the backlash.”
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