SUSAN Boyle feels like Cinderella.The Scottish singer says her life has been like a fairytale since she shot to fame on Britain’s Got Talent earlier this year.“I suppose it’s a bit of a Cinderella story, isn’t it?” Boyle, 48, told Weekend magazine of her instant rise to stardom.Susan also revealed how she was forced to change her telephone number after her performance of I Dreamed a Dreamed aired on TV in the UK.“There were phone calls 24 hours a day,” she said. “They kept me awake for three weeks, until I changed my number. It was constant.“There were a lot of press people outside my door, a lot of television people, a lot of people who wanted a piece of me.“It got to the stage where I couldn’t even go outside because the media — American television crews, too — surrounded the house.“It was like being inside a giant pressure cooker, where the lid bubbles up and bubbles up and soon the pressure cooker goes.“Everything had built up, and I was exhausted. You have to understand, my life ceased to be normal.
SUSAN Boyle feels like Cinderella.The Scottish singer says her life has been like a fairytale since she shot to fame on Britain’s Got Talent earlier this year.“I suppose it’s a bit of a Cinderella story, isn’t it?” Boyle, 48, told Weekend magazine of her instant rise to stardom.Susan also revealed how she was forced to change her telephone number after her performance of I Dreamed a Dreamed aired on TV in the UK.“There were phone calls 24 hours a day,” she said. “They kept me awake for three weeks, until I changed my number. It was constant.“There were a lot of press people outside my door, a lot of television people, a lot of people who wanted a piece of me.“It got to the stage where I couldn’t even go outside because the media — American television crews, too — surrounded the house.“It was like being inside a giant pressure cooker, where the lid bubbles up and bubbles up and soon the pressure cooker goes.“Everything had built up, and I was exhausted. You have to understand, my life ceased to be normal.
