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Ayda Field broke down in tears on Saturday night when the X Factor crowd turned on her during the tense six-chair challenge. 

The new judge, who is in charge of The Overs category, decided to replace popular contestant Panda Ross, 48, with Louise Setara, 30, after the mum-of-two's emotional rendition of Ella Henderson's Beautifully Unfurnished.

But as the audience erupted into boos, the 39-year-old said shakily, 'this one's really tough for me' and started crying as her husband Robbie Williams consoled her. 

Emotional: Ayda Field broke down in tears on Saturday night when the X Factor crowd turned on her during the tense six-chair challenge

She was seen holding her head in her hands, as Robbie rubbed her shoulders sympathetically. 

Fellow judge Louis Tomlinson also leaned in to give some words of comfort to Ayda, telling her, 'it's not easy'.

Despite it being an unpopular choice, the Turkish-American TV personality went ahead with her decision and Panda was swapped out for Louise. 

She tearfully told the barista, 'I'm sorry' as she walked off the stage.  

Oh dear: The new judge, who is in charge of The Overs category, decided to replace popular contestant Panda Ross (L), 48, with Louise Setara (R), 30, after the mum-of-two's emotional rendition of Ella Henderson's Beautifully Unfurnished

Overwhelmed: But as the audience erupted into boos, the 39-year-old said shakily, 'this one's really tough for me' and started crying as her husband Robbie Williams consoled her

Louise had left the judges bowled over with her performance, prompting Louis to declare: 'Your two little lads would be very proud of you.'

Meanwhile, fans were left infuriated by the new format of the six-chair challenge, which saw the show skipping between The Overs and Simon's category, The Girls.  

Viewers flocked to Twitter to complain that it was 'confusing' and got rid of the 'tension', as well as claiming there were too many ad breaks and that they didn't see enough of the singer's auditions.

'I'm so sorry': Despite it being an unpopular choice, the Turkish-American TV personality went ahead with her decision and Panda was swapped out for Louise

'Simon this is going so fast I honestly feel like I'm on speed... my head is spinning what's going on what have you done?' one viewer raged.

'WHY ARE THEY NOT SHOWING FULL PERFORMANCES ON X FACTOR. SINGING COMPETITION, LET US HEAR THE SINGING,' another vented. 

'The edit and everything is so rushed, only seeing a few seconds of the contestants singing and there's no battle and drama, it's not fun to watch!' a third user added. 

One viewer commented: 'Why are they doing this episode like this?! It's like it's on fast forward! We can't get into a song and we can't choose a favourite ffs.'  

Not impressed: Meanwhile, fans were left infuriated by the new format of the six-chair challenge, which saw the show skipping between The Overs and Simon's category, The Girls

This year producers also introduced the Golden Buzzer, which a judge can press to take an act in their category straight through to the Judges Houses round. 

Simon put through Bella Penfold, a 19-year-old hotel singer from Essex, who impressed with her rendition of Stormzy's Blinded by Your Grace.

Meanwhile, Ayda took a shine to Ricky John, a 36-year-old carpenter, who was homeless for eight years.  

Confusing format: Viewers flocked to Twitter to complain that it was 'confusing' and got rid of the 'tension', as well as claiming there were too many ad breaks and that they didn't see enough of the singer's auditions

New feature: This year producers also introduced the Golden Buzzer, which a judge can press to take an act in their category straight through to the Judges Houses round

Baffled: Simon put through Bella Penfold, a 19-year-old hotel singer from Essex, who impressed with her rendition of Stormzy's Blinded by Your Grace

Can't believe it! The blonde beauty couldn't hold back the tears as she took a seat 

After his husky performance of Otis Redding's Try a Little Tenderness, she pretended to go over to give him a hug - before turning and pressing the golden buzzer. 

An overjoyed Ricky ran over, picked her up in his arms and spun her around, as Robbie Williams looked on smiling.  

Robbie later told Ricky: 'It's time for you to stop the self doubt. Trust me I understand. You absolutely killed that. We believe in you. You've got to believe in you.

He added: 'I don't believe in myself either, but you've got to find it from somewhere. Do you understand.' 

Turning his life around: Meanwhile, Ayda took a shine to Ricky John, a 36-year-old carpenter, who was homeless for eight years

Amazing: After his husky performance of Otis Redding's Try a Little Tenderness, she pretended to go over to give him a hug - before turning and pressing the golden buzzer

Ecstatic: An overjoyed Ricky ran over, picked her up in his arms and spun her around, as Robbie Williams looked on smiling

 

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Main photo article Ayda Field broke down in tears on Saturday night when the X Factor crowd turned on her during the tense six-chair challenge. 
The new judge, who is in charge of The Overs category, decided to replace popular contestant Panda Ross, 48, with Louise Setara, 30, after the mum-of-two’s ...

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