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The ITV reality TV show, X Factor got forced to apologize to the public because of the rude words that one of their contestants said during the elimination night.
During the time that Frankie Cocozza’s name got called on Sunday night’s results show, he mentioned the F-word. Frankie Cocozza jumped that night and mentioned that forbidden word. Dermott Leary did not apologize for Frankie’s action that night.
The student from Brighton, who has exhibited tattoos of his supposed conquests etched on his bottom, later gave a reluctant apology for his sudden occurrence on the ITV2 spin-off show the Xtra Factor.
When show’s host Olly Murs reminded him, how he reacted last Sunday, he then apologizes.
A Spokeswoman for X factor claims that 'Emotions were running high throughout the live show, and they apologize for any offensive language that was audible.
All the contestants told again of their responsibilities concerning language on the live shows.
An ITV source said Cocozza, whose wild antics, including late-night partying during the show’s run, is going to be given a severe warning for his language.
The same ITV source added that the broadcaster did not make an immediate on-air pathetic excuse since the bosses thought the swearing was not heard by the TV fans.
However, yesterday afternoon ITV got bombarded with 20 complaints regarding the swearing the Cocozza made.
Singer Lily Allen were among the people, who did not like the swearing of Cocozza.
However, the youngster showed gratitude for the audience for booing him. He claimed that every boos that he is receiving is going to make him a better man.
The hopeful had confessed that he lost his virginity at the age of 12. He had slept with almost 60 girls in the following six years of his lives. He also added that he does not know most of the girls’ name.
Frankie known as the bad boy among the remaining contestants.
However, he did not succeed at endearing himself to the British public following the time that he got left in the bottom two last week.
Regardless of the high octane nature of the live X Factor shows, overuse of vulgar words is occasional.
This is not the first time that X Factor got faced in such scandal. Back in 2008 Louis Walsh got alleged of saying the F-word to a girl contestant. Later on, he said that he meant that the girl was soulful and breathtaking.
Last year’s final got shattered when the winner singer Matt Cardle got proclaimed and runner up Harry Styles from the band One Direction seemed to whisper a curse in his ear.
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