“I know how much this would have meant to her.'
On Tuesday’s episode of the US show, a South African choir beautifully covered It’s OK by the late contestant Nightbirde, whose optimistic ballad had similarlyNightbirde, aka Jane Marczewski, had to drop out of the reality competition that year to deal with her cancerFellow judge Sofia Vergara reached out to comfort Cowell as he tried to collect himself. “Give me one second,” he said after the group’s performance.
“I know how much this would have meant to her,” he continued, referring to Nightbirde. “Right until the end, she was so passionate about sharing her music.”The crowd chanted “golden buzzer” and the judges obliged. They collectively pressed the button to advance the troupe to the live shows with the first audience golden buzzer.
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