‘X Factor Australia’ judges James Blunt, Chris Isaak are gorgeous, Sam Frost says
“The X Factor” Season 7 judges James Blunt and Chris Isaak recently appeared as guests on the 2Day FM radio breakfast show “Rove & Sam.” Sam Frost became Rove McManus' co-host in the show after choosing Sasha Mielczarek over all other bachelors in the first season of “The Bachelorette Australia.”
On Nov. 24, Tuesday, Frost took to Instagram to share a photo of herself with McManus, Blunt and Isaak. The caption reads, “It's a great morning when you wake up with these two... (three including Rove) gorgeous and lovely gentlemen @roveandsam #XFactorAu #ChrisIsaak #JamesBlunt.”
Along with returning judge Guy Sebastian, both Blunt and Isaak were the new judges included in the panel of “The X Factor” Season 7, which premiered on Sept. 13 on the Seven Network. They joined Dannii Minogue, the only judge from Season 6 who returned, and replaced Redfoo, Ronan Keating and Natalie Bassingthwaighte.
Hosted by Luke Jacobz, “The X Factor” Season 7 was recently won by Cyrus Villanueva, who was in the Under 25 Boys category mentored by Isaak, who is best known for his hit song “Wicked Game.” Runner-up to Villanueva was Louise Adams from the Over 25s category mentored by Blunt and the third placer was Jess & Matt from the Groups category mentored by Sebastian.
Simon Cowell and Rita Ora served as Isaak and Blunt’s assistants in their respective categories. With Olly Murs, Cowell also served as Sebastian’s assistant in his category.
Meanwhile, best known for his songs “You’re Beautiful” and “Goodbye My Lover,” Blunt attended the 2015 ARIA Awards on Nov. 26, Thursday, at The Star in Sydney. On the red carpet, “The X Factor Australia” Season 7 judge walked hand-in-hand with Ed Sheeran, Just Jared reports.
McManus, Frost and Mielczarek were also among the Australian celebrities who attended the 2015 ARIA Awards. In an interview with Pop Sugar Australia during the event, Frost said she is spending a week at home in Melbourne on Christmas without Mielczarek.
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