A judge on American Idol will be sitting out the live show because he tested positive for Covid-19.
Luke Bryan on Monday how he will be sitting out the first show of American Idol after he got diagnosed with COVID-19.
Bryan took to social media, saying:
“I’m sad to say I won’t be a part of tonight’s first live @AmericanIdol show. I tested positive for COVID, but I’m doing well and look forward to being back at it soon.”
ABC confirmed the news.
Furthermore, they let the fans know that the former judge of American Idol, Paula Abdul, will step in as the guest judge alongside Lionel Richie and Katy Perry.
The ABC network posted a statement on their Instagram, which read:
“Luke will get missed at our first #AmericanIdol LIVE show tonight, but he is resting now in quarantine at home, and we’re wishing him a speedy recovery.”
When the show aired on the FOX network, Paula Abdul was the judge on American Idol for ten seasons.
This will be the first time Paula Abdula appears as a judge on American Idol since it moved to the ABC network.
One can catch American Idol on Monday at 8 pm ET on ABC Network.
What happened to Luke on American Idol?
The country sensation, Luke Bryan, has been under a doctor’s care for several weeks, battling an illness. He shared this news with his devoted fans with a heartfelt Instagram post. Unfortunately, despite his utmost efforts, his ailment has compelled him to cancel his upcoming show scheduled for August 13.
Who is the most famous American Idol judge?
Cowell served as a judge on the original American Idol series and is widely recognized as the show’s most iconic judge. He gained notoriety for his straightforward critique and frequently delivered sharp remarks to contestants.
Who was the first girl on American Idol?
Kelly Clarkson, a native of Burleson, Texas, and born on April 24, 1982, in Fort Worth, Texas, was just 20 years old when she auditioned for the show in Dallas. For her audition, she sang Etta James’ classic “At Last” and Madonna’s hit “Express Yourself.” During her time in Hollywood, she showcased her impressive vocal talent with renditions of Aretha Franklin’s “Respect” and Vanessa Williams’ beloved song “Save the Best for Last.”
Who is the first American Idol?
On September 4, 2002, Kelly Clarkson secured her place as the inaugural American Idol champion, narrowly surpassing runner-up Justin Guarini. Hailing from Texas, this talented singer entered the competition with dreams of pursuing a music career, achieving her remarkable victory at just 20 years old.
What does the American Idol win?
From the very first season, winners of American Idol receive a cash prize of $250,000 (that’s around £200,000). But that’s not all; they also get a record deal, which can be worth even more. Here’s how the prize money works: they get half when they sign the record deal and the other half when they finish making their album. So, it’s not just the cash; it’s a chance to kick-start their music career too!
Who won American Idol during COVID-19?
Due to the coronavirus pandemic, Season 3 of ABC’s reality singing competition had to make some changes. The contestants had to sing from their homes in the middle of the season because they couldn’t be together. When Just Sam won in the season finale, she was alone in her bedroom. She held an iPad and chatted with a family member over video.
Who went to jail on American Idol?
Antonella Barba, the former “American Idol” contestant from Point Pleasant, has been given a 45-month prison sentence in federal court. This is because she had almost two pounds of a hazardous drug called synthetic opioid fentanyl and intended to share it with others.
