The 2018 auditions drew to a close on The X Factor on Sunday night, leaving judges Simon Cowell, Ayda Field, Robbie Williams and Louis Tomlinson to decide which singers were strong enough to make it to the next round.
With the next stage in the show typically the Boot Camp round, this has been axed this year, with the judges instead culling the 130 acts down to just 60 in a tiny room with nothing but name cards and a tape of the auditions.
On Sunday's instalment - which saw drag act Lady Frieda Wilde, hunky Elliot Horne and emotional songstress Chloe Jane McAllister audition - half the acts were bid farewell, with the rest being split into their respective groups: the Boys, Girls, Groups and Overs.
On to the next round: On Sunday's instalment of The X Factor, half the acts were bid farewell, with the rest being split into their respective groups - the Boys, Girls, Groups and Overs
They will go on to face the all-new Six Chair Challenge, which this year allows each of the judges one Guaranteed Safe Seat to give away.
If the judge likes an act enough, and they definitely want to see them at Judges' Houses, they’ll press a golden X and give that act a Safe Seat. The judge can only press this for an act in their own category.
This means the act cannot be swapped out of their chair and they’ll go straight through to judge’s houses.
All that was left on Sunday was for Robbie, Ayda, Louis and Simon to learn who they'll be mentoring this season; and they all got what they wanted.
Mentors: With the next stage in the show typically the Boot Camp round, this has been axed this year, with the judges instead culling the 130 acts down to just 60
New format: They will go on to face the all-new Six Chair Challenge, which this year allows each of the judges one Guaranteed Safe Seat to give away
Robbie will mentor the Groups, Ayda the Overs, Simon the Girls and Louis the Boys.
Robbie said: 'They’re mega excited, I think I might be more excited than them!'
Ayda excitedly gushed 'I have said from day one that I want the Overs' as Louis said, ‘I wanted the Boys, get in! The variety is important'.
It seems that comptition is already hotting up between the judges.
Robbie revealed: 'I’m very, very happy and I’ve got quite a bit of money with Louis Tomlinson, that he thinks his acts are going to get further than my acts. That’s not going to happen. Let’s win this thing.’
Who's got whom? All that was left on Sunday was for Robbie, Ayda, Louis and Simon to learn who they'll be mentoring this season; and they all got what they wanted
Down to business: Robbie will mentor the Groups, Ayda the Overs, Simon the Girls and Louis the Boys
Equally ready to win, Ayda also reavealed her and Robbie have got a lot riding on this: 'I will never live it down with my husband if I do worse than him, I’m taking these guys to the championship.
'What the [other judges] don’t know is, I’m the most competitive human on that panel. We’ve got this.'
Of getting the Girls, Simon added: 'You’ve all got a shot here, this is probably the best Girls category we’ve had for a long, long time. Let’s make it amazing.'
Hopefuls: Hunky Elliot Horne and emotional songstress Chloe Jane McAllister auditioned on Sunday
Acting up: Sunday saw drag act Lady Frieda Wilde sing Tina Turner
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Main photo article The 2018 auditions drew to a close on The X Factor on Sunday night, leaving judges Simon Cowell, Ayda Field, Robbie Williams and Louis Tomlinson to decide which singers were strong enough to make it to the next round.
With the next stage in the show typically the Boot Camp round, this has been...
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