The Scottish singer also hinted that he and Emily Middlemas could be responsible for the first X Factor wedding…
RYAN Lawrie has admitted he knew had no chance of remaining on The X Factor when he found himself in the bottom two with Honey G.
The Scottish singer went up against the controversial rapper in Sunday night’s sing-off and exclusively told The Sun Online that he knew his time was up before he took to the stage.
“I was prepared for it last night when Honey G was in the bottom two, I knew I was leaving,” the 20-year-old revealed.
His comments come amid another fix storm with droves of viewers taking to Twitter to slam the show for putting the divisive act through and threatened “boycott.”
One remarked: “Even though honey g is in the bottom two the judges will still put her through over Ryan because she's more 'entertaining' #XFactor... Deffo won't be watching X factor again if Honey G gets through.”
And another added: “X factor will prove how much of a fix it is by sending honey G through #XFactor... I swear the G will get through and then everyone will be "outraged" that she got through instead of Ryan. It's a fix people! #XFactor.”
Despite people at home being certain that the show is fixed in the 36-year-old recruitment consultant’s favour, Ryan denies that the remaining contestants are scared of facing her in the sing-off.
“The people who are left are so strong, so I feel like next week is going to be a really tough sing-off as it’s only ever been.”
The singer, who has been dating fellow wannabe Emily Middlemas for eight months, also hinted that the pair could be responsible for the first X Factor wedding.
“[Marriage] has come up in conversation, as you do.
“Obviously I wouldn’t be with her if I doesn’t think that was gonna happen, so who knows?”
