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Susan Boyle, who famously claimed she'd never been kissed, is keen to find a boyfriend
Los Angeles:
Susan Boyle is on the look-out for a man.
The I Dreamed A Dream singer - who famously claimed she'd never been kissed - is keen to find a boyfriend so has been begging her friends to set her up on dates.
A source said: "Susan had hoped her fame would bring her luck in finding a boyfriend, but sadly, that hasn't been the case.
"Her ideal man would be a Donny Osmond type - someone who is well-groomed, tanned and dresses classically. It's also important to her that he has a strong love of family and moral fortitude. And he must adore cats."Susan - who shot to fame after competing on UK TV show 'Britain's Got Talent' in 2009 - recently said she wants to find someone special to share her life with but insists she wouldn't be too upset if she remains single.
She said: "Of course I'd like that special someone in my life, but I'm not going to let a man define me."I've done pretty well over the past 51 years without one but it would be nice."
The I Dreamed A Dream singer - who famously claimed she'd never been kissed - is keen to find a boyfriend so has been begging her friends to set her up on dates.
A source said: "Susan had hoped her fame would bring her luck in finding a boyfriend, but sadly, that hasn't been the case.
"Her ideal man would be a Donny Osmond type - someone who is well-groomed, tanned and dresses classically. It's also important to her that he has a strong love of family and moral fortitude. And he must adore cats."Susan - who shot to fame after competing on UK TV show 'Britain's Got Talent' in 2009 - recently said she wants to find someone special to share her life with but insists she wouldn't be too upset if she remains single.
She said: "Of course I'd like that special someone in my life, but I'm not going to let a man define me."I've done pretty well over the past 51 years without one but it would be nice."