Police rush to X Factor after Honey G stage invaders revealed as wannabes who pretended to be disabled to get in
The men have been spoken to by police and Honey G said she is coping fine
X FACTOR bosses called police last night after five men launched a stage invasion during controversial rapper Honey G's first performance.
Cops arrived within minutes to Fountain Studios in Wembley, North London to question the men who had been held on site by show bosses.
X Factor sources said the men - aged between 20 and 30 - had got into the audience by pretending to have disabilities.
They then all stormed the stage when Honey G was rapping.
Police and X Factor bosses are believed to have asked the contestant if she felt she had been assaulted during the stage invasion as they decide what action to take.
A show source said: "Honey is shaken but OK. The police arrived quickly and she was asked if she felt any sort of assault had taken place.
"She said she didn't feel she had been assaulted and vowed to go ahead with her second performance."
The group are believed to be serial pranksters who have previously been jailed for their activities.
Met police said they were called to a disturbance at Fountain Studios Wembley.
No arrested have been made.