Simon Cowell is an English TV personality, entrepreneur, and record executive. He is the maker of The X Factor and Got Talent establishments which have been sold all over the world. He has judged on the British TV talent show called Pop Idol from 2001-2003, The X Factor UK from 2004-2010, 2014-2018 and Britain’s Got Talent from 2007-present, and the American TV talent show like American Idol from 2002-2010, The X Factor US from 2011-2013, and America’s Got Talent from 2006-present. Simon Cowell is the pioneer and sole owner of the British entertainment company Syco.
Simon Cowell’s company SyCo is reportedly facing a lawsuit as six previous X Factor candidates have revealed that they intend to seek more than £1 million in damages over the terrible experience they say they endured during the show.
Simon Cowell, who was once named the ‘Mr Nasty’ of British TV, was famous for his straightforward straight-talking remarks on X Factor, during which no contestants feelings appeared to be saved. Nonetheless, six former contestants of the show X-Factor have now revealed that they will sue his enter entertainment company SyCo for alleged bullying, mistreatment and neglect.
Simon Cowell Company SyCo Is Being Sued By The Former Contestants Of The Show X-Factor
Simon Cowell’s production company is reportedly facing a multimillion-dollar claim from previous contestants of reality talent show known as X Factor, a report says. The Daily Mirror reports that the TV show, which ran for quite a long time, caused despondency for the five independent contestants and one group act.
One of the previous artists discussed ‘tears, injury and anxiety’ and every one of the six acts are claiming that going on The X Factor prompted the alleged bullying, mistreatment and neglect. The claimants are moving toward a law office with the goal to sue for an aggregate in overabundance of £1 million (NZ$1.92 million).
The report doesn’t name the people in question, however says one petitioner depicted the experience of going on the show as a horrendous experience that has caused suffering for years. Myself and five previous acts have consented to unite and get the justice we believe we deserve . The artist added that every one of the six felt their procuring potential had been restricted by the dependable impacts of their supposed trauma.
Simon Cowell needs to take the liability, the claimant elaborated in the Daily Mirror. We lost huge load of cash from having times of our lives not bringing in cash to deal with trauma actually imbued from the show.