BBC Radio 2 DJ and presenter Rylan Clark-Neal has confirmed that he won’t be returning to music but will, in fact, support ‘someone else’ in the industry with their comeback track ten years after his X Factor gig.
Rylan first found fame on X Factor over a decade ago; after finishing in fifth place on the ITV competition, he has since become a national treasure who has had a very successful career in the industry.
The 37-year-old who has hosted ITV’s This Morning, currently has his own DJ segment on BBC Radio 2 and has appeared on a number of the nation’s biggest TV shows, including Strictly Come Dancing and Big Brother.
In an interview with The Mirror, Rylan teased that he’ll be returning to the music industry – but in a very different way.
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He said: “All I’ll say to that is ‘Rylan won’t return to music…but someone else might’ – that’s all I’ll say,”
Tight-lipped, Rylan added: “That’s all I’m going to say.”
The announcement left fans wondering whether Rylan was hinting that he will appear in The Masked Singer, which is currently airing and sees a number of celebrities secretly perform on stage in wacky outfits as a panel of celebrity judges try and guess who’s hiding behind the mask.
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However, the This Morning presenter said “No”, followed by “There is a project that I’m working on that’s mine.”
“I’ve been working on it for about two years. It is mine, it is not one else’s – it is fully mine.”
“It’s what could have been,” he mysteriously concluded with.
An ominous Rylan continued without letting too much slip and with his cards close to his chest.
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After his incredible stint on the popular singing show X Factor in 2012, Rylan’s victory on Celebrity Big Brother saw him quickly land a hosting gig on Big Brother’s Bit on the Side which had propelled the Essex born star into stardom.
After securing the gig, Rylan had put his music endeavors on the back burner and pursued his interests in presenting and hosting.
The 33-year-old has most recently hosted BBC’s Ready Steady Cook, taking over the hosting duties from icon and celebrity chef MBE Ainsley Harriott.
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