Brother of Susan Boyle confirms that the singing sensation has been discharged from The Priory clinic in Southgate, North London following her hospitalization this weekend for anxiety attack.
- Jun 6, 2009
AceShowbiz - Gerry Boyle, the brother of Susan Boyle, confirmed on Friday, June 5 that his singer sister has been discharged from The Priory clinic in Southgate, North London, where she's been treated since this weekend for what was described as anxiety attack. He, furthermore, stated her condition is a lot better.
"She's much happier," Gerry was quoted by GMTV as revealing. "She seems a lot more like herself. I think things are becoming clearer now and she's much more content ..... Things are becoming clearer for her now. She's now beginning to believe that, 'Yes indeed, I will be a singer.'" Still according to Gerry, Susan is now staying with him in an apartment in London.
Revealing on Susan's current whereabouts, Gerry stressed, "I believe she is with the musical people at a flat in central London. The conversation has now moved on from the Priory to talk about her musical career. She is feeling much better."
Also offering words on Susan's hospital release plus her future career was Max Clifford, a representative for "Britain's Got Talent" judge Simon Cowell. To People he shared, "She came out yesterday evening. She is going to be having discussions about her career. But they are going to see how she is and get her feeling for the way forward. But it is all very gently, gently." Simon himself, according to Max, has been in contact with Susan since she was admitted to the facility.
Susan Boyle, who rose to fame after participating in "Britain's Got Talent", was admitted to The Priory clinic in Southgate, North London on Sunday, May 31 after having an emotional breakdown at her hotel room. Possible causes for her emotional breakdown ranged from exhaustion to her loss in the singing competition as she surprisingly only finished second, losing to a dance troupe dubbed Diversity. Additionally, many people also related her mental instability with her newfound fame.
