Lucy Spraggan promises to ‘talk in depth’ about time on the X Factor

Lucy Spraggan has promised to “talk in depth” about her time on the X Factor in her upcoming autobiography.

The 31-year-old singer — who starred on the show in 2012 — said she’s done giving “hidden answers” when asked about the series and fans will soon be able to read “an entire chapter” about her experience.

Spraggan made it to the live shows during her stint on The X Factor, but chose to voluntarily leave the show for the fifth week after falling ill, paving the way for James Arthur to win.

When a fan was asked how much support she got from ITV at the time, she wrote: ‘None.’

She said the mirror of her upcoming book that will reveal her experience: ‘Wait until 2023 and read a whole chapter about it.

“Until then, I’m pretty much done giving the same hidden answers, I’m ready to talk at length about that and how I proceeded after that.

‘It will all be in my beautiful little book, which is not very small. There’s nothing I want to say that won’t be written in my book.’

Upcoming: The 31-year-old singer — who starred on the show in 2012 — said she’s done giving “hidden answers” when asked about the series and fans will soon be able to read “a whole chapter” about her experience

She added that it was “stressful” to relive parts of her past, but that “deconstructing” everything that happened to her on the show has given her “more respect for herself.”

Lucy has been very open about many aspects of her life over the years, including her sexuality, the divorce from ex-wife Georgina Gordon, and the homophobic abuse she has received.

Last year, Lucy revealed the horrific homophobic behavior that forced her and her friend [whose name she never reveals] to leave their holiday in Malta after only 2.5 days.

The Past: Spraggan made it to the live shows during her stint on The X Factor, but chose to voluntarily leave the show for the fifth week after falling ill, paving the way for James Arthur to win

She took to Instagram to share the deplorable harassment with her followers, which included derogatory comments and insulting hand gestures.

“I’m tired of feeling threatened as a woman. Sick to the fucking death of feeling threatened as a lesbian,” she told her fans angrily.

The singer also called out those who didn’t believe her story, while also telling them how to constantly research vacation destinations to make sure they’re “LGBTQ safe.”

It came after Lucy previously opened up about the shocking abuse she received from online trolls about her love of tattoos.

Heartbreak: In November 2019, Lucy revealed she had separated from her wife Georgina after three years of marriage (pictured together in 2018)

In November 2019, Lucy revealed that she had divorced her wife Georgina after three years of marriage.

The star took to Instagram to confirm that the couple had split and vowed to remain “ultimate friends and dog moms” with her ex.

The news came six months after Lucy revealed she’d raised 12 children while undergoing fertility treatment, announcing that she’d gone from being a newlywed to a full-fledged caregiver for young people in her hometown of Stockport.

In her statement, Lucy said: “It is with sadness to let you know that Georgina and I, after almost 6 years of joy, pleasure and true love, have decided to part ways.

“We have shared the most wonderful times and life together, and we are truly grateful to know love to the fullest. We will continue on our paths as ultimate friends and dog mothers, united by the bond and memories we will always have…

“We are eternally grateful for the support you have given us; in this difficult time we value space and time to deal with the change.’

Lucy, who proposed to Georgina in 2015, told OK! magazine at the time: ‘[Georgina] I had no idea and she turned and I was on one knee – it was great, I think I knew she would say yes, but it was still scary.

“I have a boat – she didn’t know we were going on a boat, we went under the Albert Bridge and her friends and family, her mother was on the bridge with all her friends.”

She added about Georgina: “I find peace when I’m with her and she makes me feel safe and happy.”

Change: The news came six months after Lucy revealed she’d raised 12 children while undergoing fertility treatment, announcing that she’d gone from a newlywed to a full-fledged caregiver for young people in her hometown of Stockport