COUNTY NEWS: Sussex star upbeat despite BBC competition exit
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Craig had gotten through to the live shows of BBC’s Let It Shine, a singing and dancing contest based on the music of boyband Take That.
However the Crawley singer was one of five contestants sent home after a sing off on Saturday.
“It was quite terrifying really,” said Craig.
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Hide AdUsed to performing in bands of five, the sing off had them competing as individuals for their place in the competition.
“So many people have been in touch on Twitter and Instagram saying I was robbed. Everyone has been really lovely.
“It is gutting but I have nothing to be upset about. I had a blast,” he added.
“It would have been good to see it through to the final and be in the last live show but it just wasn’t my time.”
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Hide AdA former student at Ifield Community College, Craig lives in West Green in Crawley but works as a singing waiter at a cocktail bar in Soho in London.
Craig was initially nervous to rewatch the sing off, worried that he might regret some of his choices.
“You always wonder how you come across and if it catches you in the way you want to be portrayed.”
However when he sat down in his living room on Tuesday and watched the show on iPlayer he found he felt better.
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