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New Delhi:
Britney Spears has blamed Demi Lovato for her shocking exit from 'The X Factor' USA judging panel.
The singer walked away from her seat on the American TV talent show this week, when a drag queen attempted to sing her 1999 hit You Drive Me Crazy.
However, the star says that 19-year-old Demi Lovato was her reasoning behind leaving only Simon Cowell to watch the rest of the audition.
She said: "I was following her. I was taking her lead. She was like, 'Let's go,' and I was like, 'Okay.' It was our break anyway. It was dinner."
Demi Lovato explained, "I felt really uncomfortable, and I had to walk away. He (thought) that (he did) such a good job, and I felt so bad. I laughed at first, but I felt really bad."
L.A. Reid also fled his seat and went to the backstage area during the recording.
The 56-year-old music mogul explained: "Oh, my god, it was just horrible. He thought he was going through. He thought that the cheers were because he was doing such a great job, when the truth is he was horrific. We just couldn't take it anymore."
The singer walked away from her seat on the American TV talent show this week, when a drag queen attempted to sing her 1999 hit You Drive Me Crazy.
However, the star says that 19-year-old Demi Lovato was her reasoning behind leaving only Simon Cowell to watch the rest of the audition.
She said: "I was following her. I was taking her lead. She was like, 'Let's go,' and I was like, 'Okay.' It was our break anyway. It was dinner."
Demi Lovato explained, "I felt really uncomfortable, and I had to walk away. He (thought) that (he did) such a good job, and I felt so bad. I laughed at first, but I felt really bad."
L.A. Reid also fled his seat and went to the backstage area during the recording.
The 56-year-old music mogul explained: "Oh, my god, it was just horrible. He thought he was going through. He thought that the cheers were because he was doing such a great job, when the truth is he was horrific. We just couldn't take it anymore."