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Louis Tomlinson reveals X Factor judging was one of the 'best things' he's done

Louis Tomlinson has opened up about his time as an X Factor judge.

The One Direction star revealed that his time on the ITV show as a judge was one of the “best things” he’s done in his career.

He recently told Radio One India: “I’m not gonna lie that was probably one of the best things I’ve done in my career, I really enjoyed it.

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“It’s something that I’m interested in anyway, that whole development stage of artists as they’re coming up. It’s something I really enjoyed.”

This comes after The X Factor is been rumoured to be coming back to TV screens, after a five-year break from screens.

Louis opened up about his time as a judge
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He has also recently opened up about his recent tour and how “lucky” he feels.

Talking to Official Charts about his tour, he said: “I’ve been so lucky with this whole tour, I spent two years over lockdown being excited for these moments.

“I wasn’t even prepared for how I feel in this moment, right now. I feel so fulfilled with everything that’s happened this year.”

He added how he feels so “blessed” and how the crowd has brought “the energy”.

He shot to fame in 1D
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Louis continued: “I feel incredibly lucky, and it’s taken quite a bit of work to get here. Looking back and reflecting, I’m really proud to be here and of the year I’ve had.”

He also spoke about life post-COVID lockdown and how he mentally coped with such a drastic lifestyle change.

The singer described how he went from 100mph living throughout 1D and his solo career to a complete standstill.

Louis said: “What I liked about that period? My life, by definition, comes with a lot of pressure in this job. I felt like the world had gone on pause.

Louis was thrilled about his latest tour
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He then told the publication how that was the first time I’d really had a moment where I didn’t have to “worry what was to come”.

“I felt a lot of freedom in that. I feel like it gave me room to declutter my brain and, hopefully, I got a better album out of that,” Louis added.

“I knew, in that time, I needed to make a record, but it just felt like I could take my foot off the gas a little bit. I really needed that. It revitalised me. It also made me dead excited about what’s to come.”

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Source: Celebrities - dailystar.co.uk


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