Susan Boyle apologizes for cafe incident

by on January 18, 2010 | 7 Comments

Fame has made Susan Boyle crazy.

Just a day before the singing sensation had a meltdown which consisted of singing into a mop, she was swearing up a storm at a local cafe.

A cafe staff member said, “When my boss came in with a delivery, I was sitting talking to her and Susan shouted over, ‘You better not be f**king talking about me.’”

Her mouthpieces are currently doing damage control, as she has since apologized over the incident.

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  • KathyM

    If you copied this info from the Daily Mail, take note, they edited the article and a mention of an apology is gone.
    The incident never happened, and neither did an apology.
    Get the facts straight and don’t just copy and paste from the most disgusting rag out there.

    • http://earsucker.com/2010/susan-boyle-apologizes-for-cafe-incident/ Waddleduck

      Good comment!

  • ScrapCowellAlready

    Blah blah blah everyone wants to find gossip on Susan Boyle. Rarely if ever true gossip copied and pasted from the most unreliable sources on the web just as KathyM says. I would lmao if I ever heard Susan Boyle drop the F bomb but alas she didn’t even though she of all people has every right to.

    • roberta

      I did no such copying and pasting, thank you very much.

      • Andy from Musselburgh

        So you went all the way to Blackburn in Scotland Roberta to interview cafe staff, presumably with carefully sourced backup evidence.

        I admire your journalistic investigative skills.

        Or did you copy it out off someone else’s website?

        Hmmmmmm . . . . .

        • ScrapCowellAlready

          She copied it. Typical online monkey writer with no skills or ideas of anything worth writing about.

  • CanadianBill

    Love how you post this stuff with no proof, unnamed ‘cafe staff member’, etc. Its about as reliable as the garbage report about the airport incident.