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Filipino mum wows X-Factor UK judges

16 September 2015

Last Updated: 16 September 2015

Singing “Somewhere” as her audition piece on Week 3 of X-Factor UK, Neneth Lyons impressed the judges with her powerful voice.

The shy 36-year old mother looked so nervous as she walked on stage. But after her performances, all four judges stood up and cheered and gave Lyons 4 yeses to get her through to boot camp.

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