Demi Lovato took to Twitter to express how much she's going to miss her fellow X-Factor judges, sparking a little worry as to if she may be returning for another season. here is what Demi, who has been the only one bringing the drama this season (in her role as the bratty little sister) had to say in a plethora of tweets:
“thankful for this experience I’ve had on The X Factor USA this year. I’m really really really gonna miss working with @LA_Reid. So many laughs and inside jokes,” the singer wrote. ”Truly blessed to know you LA. Love you so much.”
She added, “Also I’m going to miss sitting next to the STUNNING, gorgeous and down-to-earth sweetheart @britneyspears.. Britney.. I’m gonna miss you.”
And of course Lovato couldn't leave without saying to her favorite verbal sparring buddy Simon Cowell, writing, “You may seem like a grumpy old man who gets on my nerves (which you are and you do) BUT.. I love you.”
“You have an amazing heart and I’m very thankful I got the opportunity to get to know the genuine, humble and loving side of you,” she tweeted.” I will miss making fun of you twice a week. I’ll still be doing it… Just not to your face….”
Lastly, Lovato wrote, “And my fans… You are family. I LOVE YOU SO MUCH!!! Thank you for watching and supporting me on The X Factor USA.”
It's no secret that L.A. Reid will not be returning next season (Andre Herrell or Diddy should be considered a replacements), and Britbot is worth the $15 million she's getting paid for, but if Demi leaves they just need to cancel the show. I'll even admit I don't watch The X Factor because I hate when people ruin my favorite songs on these karaoke shows and they've become more about the judges than the contestants. They'll probably have to drag Britney off the show before she voluntarily decides to leave, but at this point I think they've run out of D-list singers lacking in personalities who would be a fit on the show. I've said it countless times that if these networks would give the legends a chance who will give these wannabes some constructive advise and criticism (like Patti LaBelle) and stop looking for people to come on the show for the sake of ratings, then maybe shows like The X Factor would be taken seriously.
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