Idols SA top 10 contestant withdraws from competition
Top 10 finalist, Ithana has withdrawn from the 17th season of the reality singing competition due to medical reasons. The 22-year-old did not participate in the highly anticipated battle of the DJs performances Sunday evening.
"As M-Net, we wish her a speedy recovery. It is unfortunate that she cannot continue in the competition, but her health is of paramount importance. I know that this would not be the last time South Africans see her on their screens," said Local Channels Entertainment Director, Nomsa Philiso.by Alicia Keys. She sang, by Chloe x Halle for her first live performance, which secured her a spot in the top 10.
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