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The X Factor (UK series 13)
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The X Factor
Series 13
Broadcast from
27 August (2016-08-27) – 11 December 2016 (2016-12-11)
Judges
Simon Cowell
Sharon Osbourne
Louis Walsh
Nicole Scherzinger
Mel B (guest)
Presenter(s)
Dermot O'Leary (ITV)
Co-presenter(s)
Matt Edmondson (ITV2)
Rylan Clark-Neal (ITV2)
Roman Kemp (digital)
Broadcaster
ITV
ITV2 (The Xtra Factor)
Finals venue
Wembley Arena
Winner
Matt Terry
Origin
Bromley, London
Song
"When Christmas Comes Around[1]"
Genre(s)
Pop
Mentor
Nicole Scherzinger
Runner-up
Saara Aalto
Chronology
◀
2016
▶
The X Factor is a British television music competition to find new singing talent. The thirteenth series began airing on ITV on Saturday 27 August 2016 and ended on Sunday 11 December 2016.[2] Dermot O'Leary returned to present the main show on ITV for the ninth time, after having quit the previous year. Simon Cowell was the only judge from the 12th series to return; Nicole Scherzinger, Sharon Osbourne and Louis Walsh all returned, replacing Cheryl Fernandez-Versini, Rita Ora and Nick Grimshaw. Matt Edmondson and Rylan Clark-Neal replaced Rochelle Humes and Melvin Odoom as hosts of The Xtra Factor, which was rebranded as The Xtra Factor Live and was broadcast live twice every week, with Roman Kemp making appearances as a digital presenter and social media reporter. Matt Terry was announced the winner on 11 December 2016, making Scherzinger the winning mentor for the second time. Saara Aalto came second.
Contents
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1 Judges and presenters
2 Selection process
2.1 Auditions
2.1.1 Mobile auditions
2.1.2 Open auditions
2.1.3 Judges' auditions
2.2 Bootcamp
2.3 Six-chair challenge
2.4 Judges' houses
3 Finalists
4 Live shows
4.1 Musical guests
4.2 Results summary
4.3 Live show details
4.3.1 Week 1 (8/9 October)
4.3.2 Week 2 (15/16 October)
4.3.3 Week 3 (22/23 October)
4.3.4 Week 4 (29/30 October)
4.3.5 Week 5 (5/6 November)
4.3.6 Week 6 (12/13 November)
4.3.7 Week 7 (19/20 November)
4.3.8 Week 8 (26/27 November)
4.3.9 Week 9: Semi-final (3/4 December)
4.3.10 Week 10: Final (10/11 December)
5 Winner's single
6 Reception
6.1 Ratings
7 Controversies
7.1 Brooks Way's withdrawal
7.2 Fix claims
7.3 Voting
7.4 Swearing
8 References
9 External links
Judges and presenters[edit]
Series 13 judges
Simon Cowell
Sharon Osbourne
Louis Walsh
Nicole Scherzinger
On 18 February 2016, series 12 judge Nick Grimshaw announced that he would not come back for another series on the judging panel.[3] On 5 April 2016, it was confirmed that Cheryl would not return as a judge.[4] Rita Ora confirmed she was leaving the judging panel on 10 May 2016.[5] On the same day, it was reported that former judges Nicole Scherzinger, Sharon Osbourne and Louis Walsh may return to join Simon Cowell on the judging panel.[6] Walsh confirmed he had signed a contract on 15 May 2016.[7] The judging line-up was officially confirmed as Cowell, Walsh, Osbourne and Scherzinger on 1 June 2016.[8]
In March 2016, it was confirmed that Dermot O'Leary would return to present The X Factor on ITV for the ninth time, after having quit the previous year, and said he was "very flattered to be asked back". For series 12, O'Leary was replaced by Olly Murs and Caroline Flack, but the viewing numbers fell and O'Leary was asked back. Richard Holloway, boss of Thames, said he was "a much-loved part of The X Factor and one of the best presenters in the business", while Kevin Lygo, ITV's Director of TV, said he was "an important part of the ITV family".[9][10] On 27 June 2016, it was confirmed that Matt Edmondson will be the new host of The Xtra Factor replacing Rochelle Humes and Melvin Odoom.[11] On 1 July 2016, it was confirmed that Rylan Clark-Neal will co-host alongside Edmondson,[12] and that Capital FM DJ Roman Kemp would be a digital presenter and social media reporter.[13] Mel B joined the panel for one day of London auditions in lieu of Nicole Scherzinger.[14]
Selection process[edit]
Auditions[edit]
The minimum age to audition this year was 16. Contestants needed three or more 'yeses' from the four judges to progress to Bootcamp.[15]
Mobile auditions[edit]
In addition to the producers' auditions, the "Mobile Audition Tour" took place throughout the UK and Ireland. Auditions ran between 7 March and 30 April 2016, and visited Skegness, Sheffield, Aberdeen, Peterborough, Telford, Edinburgh, Cambridge, Sunderland, Nottingham, Middlesbrough, Leicester, Coventry, Ipswich, Scarborough, Chelmsford, Northampton, Southend-on-Sea, Hull, Milton Keynes, Essex, York, Isle of Man, Swindon, Portsmouth, Bognor Regis, Bristol, Blackpool, Preston, Weston-Super-Mare, Brighton, Newquay, Wigan, Truro, Hastings, Exeter, Margate, Yeovil and Maidstone.[16][unreliable source?]
Open auditions[edit]
Producers auditions commenced on 7 April in Glasgow and ended on 14 May in Liverpool.[17][unreliable source?]
Audition city
Open audition date[17]
Open audition venue[17]
Glasgow
7 April 2016 Hampden Park
Birmingham
9–10 April 2016 St Andrew's
Cardiff
17 April 2016 Holland House
Dublin
24 April 2016 RDS Arena
Newcastle upon Tyne
27 April 2016 St James' Park
London
1 May 2016 ExCeL London
Manchester
7 May 2016 EventCity
Liverpool
14 May 2016 ACC Liverpool
Judges' auditions[edit]

Manchester
London

Edinburgh
Leicester
Cities in the United Kingdom where the judges' auditions were held.
Dublin
Cities in Ireland where the judges' auditions were held.
Originally, the format for auditions was announced to return to that of series 10 and 11, with both room auditions and consequent arena auditions before bootcamp.[18] However, the arena auditions were scrapped at the end of June, towards the end of the filming of the room auditions.[19] The auditions started on 10 June in Leicester[20] and continued in Manchester on 13 June.[21] The next auditions took place on 17 June in London where Mel B was a guest judge in place of Scherzinger, while Scherzinger had other commitments.[22] Contestant Philip Hadlow did not progress to Bootcamp, but judged one audition in Walsh's place.[citation needed] Subsequent auditions were held in London on 19 June, with Scherzinger returning,[23] before moving to Edinburgh on 23 June[24] and Dublin on 1 July.[25][unreliable source?] Selected auditions were broadcast over seven episodes, between 27 August and 17 September 2016.
Notable auditionees this series included Rebekah Ryan, who had UK chart success in the 1990s as an independent artist and previously auditioned in series 4, reaching bootcamp,[citation needed] Saara Aalto, who was the runner-up on series 1 of The Voice of Finland,[26] and actor Will Rush.[27]
Summary of judges' auditions
City
Date(s)
Venue
Changes to judging line-up
Leicester 10 June 2016 King Power Stadium N/A
Manchester 13–14 June 2016 Old Trafford Cricket Ground
London 17 June 2016 ExCeL London Mel B (in lieu of Nicole Scherzinger)
18–19 June 2016 N/A
Edinburgh 23 June 2016 Assembly Rooms Sharon Osbourne absent
Dublin 1 July 2016 Croke Park N/A
London 6 July 2016 Alexandra Palace
Bootcamp[edit]
Bootcamp took place at Alexandra Palace from 6 to 8 July 2016.[28][29] It was broadcast in a single episode on 18 September 2016. The contestants all chose a song from a wall with sheets of paper attached. Each song appeared three times and the three acts who picked the same song would perform that song as a group. Immediately after each performance, the judges would either put the acts through or eliminate them immediately. 121 acts were successful in this part, and the judges then deliberated to cut the number of contestants down further, to decide who would reach the six-chair challenge.[30] At the end of Bootcamp, the judges discovered which categories they would mentor: Cowell was given the Girls, Scherzinger was given the Boys, Osbourne was given the Over 25s and Walsh was given the Groups.[31]
Six-chair challenge[edit]
The six-chair challenge took place from 9 to 12 July, at The SSE Arena, Wembley.[32] It was broadcast over two episodes on 24 and 25 September.[33][34][35][36] Scherzinger and Cowell chose their final six acts during Saturday's show, while Osbourne and Walsh picked their acts during Sunday's show.[37][38][39][40]
Judges' houses[edit]
Filming for judges' houses took place in late August and early/mid September. The locations and guest judges were officially confirmed on 21 September 2016. Walsh was assisted in Ibiza by Fleur East and Alesha Dixon, Cowell went to Malibu with Mel B and Emma Bunton, Osbourne went to her Los Angeles home where she was joined by Robbie Williams, and Scherzinger went to Nice with Calvin Harris.[41] Filipino singer Ivy Grace Paredes, who was originally selected as one of Osbourne's over-25s at the six-chair challenge, withdrew from the competition because her visa would not be issued in time,[42] and she was replaced by Honey G.[43] Four more acts were chosen as wildcards to go to judges' houses. Walsh chose Samantha Lavery for Cowell, Cowell chose Ryan Lawrie for Scherzinger, Scherzinger chose Saara Aalto for Osbourne and Osbourne chose Yes Lad for Walsh.[44][unreliable source?]
The judges houses episodes were broadcast on 1 and 2 October 2016.
Summary of judges' houses
Judge
Category[31]
Location
Assistant
Contestants eliminated
Cowell
Girls Malibu Mel B and Emma Bunton Soheila Clifford, Olivia Garcia, Kayleigh Marie Morgan, Caitlyn Vanbeck Jen Pringle
Osbourne
Over 25s Los Angeles Robbie Williams Samantha Atkinson, Janet Grogan, Christopher Peyton, James Wilson
Scherzinger
Boys Nice Calvin Harris Christian Burrows, James Hughes, Niall Sexton, Nate Simpson
Walsh
Groups Ibiza Fleur East and Alesha Dixon Four of Diamonds, Skarl3t, Tom and Laura, Yes Lad
Finalists[edit]
Main article: List of The X Factor finalists (UK series 13)
Key:
– Winner
– Runner-up
– Third place
– Withdrew
Category (mentor)
Acts
Boys (Scherzinger)[45]
Ryan Lawrie Freddy Parker Matt Terry
Girls (Cowell)[46]
Sam Lavery Gifty Louise Emily Middlemas
Over 25s (Osbourne)[47]
Saara Aalto Relley C Honey G
Groups (Walsh)[48]
5 After Midnight Bratavio Brooks Way Four of Diamonds
Live shows[edit]
The live shows began on 8 October 2016, with the performance shows taking place on Saturday night and the results show airing on Sunday night. On 1 October, it was revealed that all the groups would undergo name changes. The new names were revealed as Bratavio (Bradley & Ottavio), Brooks Way (The Brooks) and 5 After Midnight (5AM).[49] The live shows were all filmed at Fountain Studios in London, apart from the live final and final results show, which were filmed at Wembley Arena. This was the last series to be filmed at Fountain Studios, and the semi-final results show and the following episode of The Xtra Factor were the last programmes to be recorded in the studios before its demolition.[50][51]
New for this series, the first five results shows revealed the acts in the bottom three of the votes, and there was then a second round of 'flash votes' which lasted approximately four minutes, with voting only available via the official The X Factor mobile app. The act who topped this vote avoided the sing-off.[52] Also new, the theme for each week, excluding week 1, is randomly selected via a "jukebox wheel" at the end of the previous week's show, which is spun by O'Leary (apart from week 6, when it was spun by Ant & Dec, during a live link-up from Australia).[citation needed] Themes include "Disco", "Movies", "Fright Night", "80s", "Divas", "Motown", "Girlband vs Boyband" and "Louis loves"—named after Louis Walsh.[53] During the sixth live show, it was revealed that viewers would have a chance to suggest a theme for the jukebox.[54] During the seventh live results show, the new theme was revealed as "Christmas".[55]
On 10 October 2016, it was confirmed that Brooks Way would not be taking part in the show after being absent from the first live show. In a statement released by the official website to confirm their exit, Josh Brooks said, "Due to events in my personal life I've decided that it's best not to be on the show at this time. While not everything that has been claimed is true I would like to apologise to everyone involved."[56] A spokesperson for the show added, "Following the allegations relating to Josh Brooks, we have decided by mutual consent that Brooks Way should leave the competition."[56] The same day, it was confirmed that Four of Diamonds, who previously made Judges' Houses, would be replacing Brooks Way. Speaking of their second chance in the competition, the girls said that they "are so excited to be back" and "looking forward to performing live, working hard and showing everyone what they are made of". Speaking about why he brought the girl group back, groups mentor Walsh stated that he was "impressed with the girls" but only had "three spots in the live shows". At the time of the episode airing, many viewers were disappointed that they were not chosen and he stated that he'd "listened to the fans" and was "delighted to be bringing the girls back."[57]
Musical guests[edit]
Each results show features guest performances, with some guests performing during the main performance show. Performers included 2012 The X Factor winner James Arthur on the first results show,[58] the cast of Motown: The Musical on the second live show,[59] OneRepublic and 2011 winners Little Mix on the second results show,[60] Busted, Shawn Mendes and John Legend on the third live results show,[61] 2015 winner Louisa Johnson and Bruno Mars on the fourth live results show,[62] Emeli Sandé and Robbie Williams on the fifth live results show,[63] Sister Sledge on the sixth live show,[64] 2009 runner up Olly Murs and Nathan Sykes on the sixth live results show,[65] the cast of School of Rock,[66] Craig David and Alicia Keys on the seventh live results show,[67] and Busted[68] Clean Bandit featuring Sean Paul and Anne-Marie[69] on the eighth live results show, Zara Larsson[70] and Lady Gaga[71] on the semi-final live results show, The Weeknd,[72] Louis Tomlinson and Honey G in the first final performances show, and Kylie Minogue,[73]Madness and Little Mix featuring Charlie Puth[74] in the final results show.
Results summary[edit]
Colour key
– Contestant was in the bottom three/two and had to perform again in the sing-off
– Contestant was in the bottom three but was saved by voters in the lifeline vote
– Contestant received the fewest public votes and was immediately eliminated (no sing-off)
– Contestant received the most public votes
Weekly results per contestant[75]
Contestant
Week 1
Week 2
Week 3
Week 4
Week 5
Week 6
Week 7
Week 8
Week 9
Week 10
Saturday
Sunday
Matt Terry
1st
22.2% 1st
19.5% 1st
17.8% 1st
18.7% 1st
16.7% 3rd
16.7% 1st
21.1% 2nd
22.6% 3rd
22.5% 1st
35.3% Winner
48.5%3
Saara Aalto
9th
5.3% 9th
6.4% 2nd
13.7% 3rd
11.3% 6th
9.4% 2nd
18.4% 2nd
20.1% 1st
23.7% 1st
28.8% 2nd
33.4% Runner-up
40.4%3
5 After Midnight
2nd
13.3% 2nd
15.6% 4th
11.5% 4th
10.6% 2nd
15.5% 1st
19.0% 3rd
17.5% 4th
20.3% 2nd
26.6% 3rd
31.3% Eliminated
(week 10)
Emily Middlemas
3rd
11.9% 3rd
11.0% 3rd
11.9% 2nd
18.7% 3rd
15.3% 4th
13.4% 4th
16.8% 3rd
21.2% 4th
22.1% Eliminated
(week 9)
Honey G
4th
10.9% 4th
9.3% 5th
9.4% 6th
9.2% 5th
11.6% 5th
11.7% 6th
11.2% 5th
12.2% Eliminated
(week 8)
Ryan Lawrie
8th
6.2% 10th
4.6% 8th
7.4% 7th
8.7% 4th
14.1% 6th
11.1% 5th
13.3% Eliminated
(week 7)
Sam Lavery
5th
9.8% 5th
8.8% 6th
8.1% 5th
10.1% 8th
8.5% 7th
9.7% Eliminated
(week 6)
Four of Diamonds
N/A2 6th
7.3% 10th
6.1% 9th
6.1% 7th
8.9% Eliminated
(week 5)
Gifty Louise
7th
6.6% 8th
6.4% 7th
7.9% 8th
6.6% Eliminated
(week 4)
Relley C
6th
7.8% 7th
6.6% 9th
6.2% Eliminated
(week 3)
Freddy Parker
10th
3.4% 11th
4.5% Eliminated
(week 2)
Bratavio
11th
2.6% Eliminated
(week 1)
Brooks Way
N/A1 Withdrew
(week 1)
Lifeline vote
1st
Parker
52.0% Lawrie
37.9% Lawrie
37.9% Lawrie
41.2% Lavery
46.1% No lifeline vote
2nd
Aalto
38.5% Aalto
32.0% Relley C
36.0% Louise
35.0% Four of Diamonds
27.3%
3rd
Bratavio
9.5% Parker
30.0% Four of Diamonds
26.1% Four of Diamonds
23.8% Aalto
26.6%
Sing-off
Aalto,
Bratavio Aalto,
Parker Relley C,
Four of Diamonds Four of Diamonds,
Louise Aalto,
Four of Diamonds Lavery,
Lawrie Honey G,
Lawrie 5 After Midnight,
Honey G Middlemas,
Terry No sing-off or judges' votes: results were based on public votes alone
Judges voted to
Eliminate Send through
Walsh's vote
Aalto Parker Relley C Louise Aalto Lawrie Lawrie Honey G Terry
Osbourne's vote
Bratavio Parker Four of Diamonds Louise Four of Diamonds Lavery Lawrie 5 After Midnight Terry
Scherzinger's vote
Bratavio Aalto Relley C Louise Four of Diamonds Lavery Honey G Honey G Terry
Cowell's vote
Bratavio Aalto Relley C Four of Diamonds Four of Diamonds Lawrie Lawrie Honey G Middlemas
Eliminated
Bratavio
3 of 4 votes
Majority Freddy Parker
2 of 4 votes
Deadlock Relley C
3 of 4 votes
Majority Gifty Louise
3 of 4 votes
Majority Four of Diamonds
3 of 4 votes
Majority Sam Lavery
2 of 4 votes
Deadlock Ryan Lawrie
3 of 4 votes
Majority Honey G
3 of 4 votes
Majority Emily Middlemas
1 of 4 votes
Minority 5 After Midnight
31.3%
to win Saara Aalto
40.4%
to win
Reference(s)
[76] [60] [77] [62] [78] [79] [80]
^1 Brooks Way did not perform in week 1 and withdrew before week 2.
^2 Four of Diamonds were brought into the live shows after week 1 as replacements for Brooks Way.
^3 The voting percentages in week 10 for Sunday do not add up to 100%, owing to the freezing of votes. 5 After Midnight received 11.1% of the final vote.[75]
Live show details[edit]
Week 1 (8/9 October)[edit]
Theme: "Express yourself" (songs to showcase who they are)[53]
Group performance: "Sax"[81]
Musical guest: James Arthur ("Say You Won't Let Go")[82]
It was announced at the beginning of Saturday's live show that Brooks Way would not be performing. A spokesperson for the show said: "Due to circumstances that have arisen, Brooks Way will not be appearing on tonight's show."[83]
Contestants' performances on the first live show
Act
Order[84]
Song[84]
Result[76]
5 After Midnight
1 "Can't Stop the Feeling!" Safe
Sam Lavery
2 "Impossible" Safe
Saara Aalto
3 "Let It Go" Bottom three
Ryan Lawrie
4 "Perfect" Safe
Gifty Louise
5 "That's My Girl" Safe
Relley C
6 "Shackles (Praise You)" Safe
Matt Terry
7 "You Don't Own Me" Safe
Freddy Parker
8 "Killing Me Softly with His Song" Bottom three; saved by lifeline vote
Bratavio
9 "Boom, Boom, Boom, Boom!!"/"Barbie Girl" Bottom three
Emily Middlemas
10 "Closer" Safe
Honey G
11 "California Love" Safe
Brooks Way
N/A N/A (due to perform "Cake by the Ocean") Withdrew
Sing-off details[76]
Saara Aalto
1 "Alive" Saved
Bratavio
2 "The Only Way Is Up" Eliminated
Judges' votes to eliminate[76]
Walsh: Saara Aalto – backed his own act, Bratavio
Osbourne: Bratavio – gave no reason but effectively backed her own act, Saara Aalto
Scherzinger: Bratavio – based on the sing-off performances
Cowell: Bratavio – based on the sing-off performances.
Week 2 (15/16 October)[edit]
Theme: "Motown"[59]
Musical guests:
Saturday: Cast of Motown: The Musical ("Dancing in the Street")[59]
Sunday: OneRepublic ("Kids") and Little Mix ("Shout Out to My Ex")[61]
On 10 October 2016, it was confirmed that Brooks Way would no longer be taking part in the show after being absent from the first live show.[56] It was later confirmed that Four of Diamonds, who were eliminated at Judges' Houses, would replace them.[57]
Contestants' performances on the second live show
Act
Order[59]
Song[59]
Result[60]
Freddy Parker
1 "Ain't No Mountain High Enough" Bottom three
Emily Middlemas
2 "Stop! In the Name of Love" Safe
Matt Terry
3 "I Heard It Through the Grapevine" Safe
Relley C
4 "Ain't No Sunshine" Safe
Sam Lavery
5 "Hello" Safe
5 After Midnight
6 "Get Ready"/"Reach Out I'll Be There" Safe
Ryan Lawrie
7 "Superstition" Bottom three; saved by lifeline vote
Honey G
8 "Mo Money Mo Problems" Safe
Gifty Louise
9 "Rockin' Robin" Safe
Saara Aalto
10 "River Deep – Mountain High" Bottom three
Four of Diamonds
11 "You Keep Me Hangin' On" Safe
Sing-off details[60]
Freddy Parker
1 "Stay" Eliminated
Saara Aalto
2 "Run" Saved
Judges' votes to eliminate[60]
Scherzinger: Saara Aalto – backed her own act, Freddy Parker
Osbourne: Freddy Parker – gave no reason but effectively backed her own act, Saara Aalto
Walsh: Freddy Parker – gave no reason
Cowell: Saara Aalto – said the decision was harder than last week and chose to go with his gut
With the acts in the sing-off receiving two votes each, the result was deadlocked and reverted to the earlier public vote. Freddy Parker was eliminated as the act with the fewest public votes.[60]
Week 3 (22/23 October)[edit]
Theme: "Divas"[85]
Guest mentor: John Legend[86]
Group performance: "Year 3000" (with Busted)[87]
Musical guests:
Saturday: Nicole Scherzinger ("I'm Every Woman"/"Respect")[88]
Sunday: Busted ("Year 3000"; with finalists),[87] Shawn Mendes ("Mercy") and John Legend ("Love Me Now")[61]
Contestants' performances on the third live show
Act
Order[85]
Song[85]
Result[77]
Ryan Lawrie
1 "Rolling in the Deep" Bottom three; saved by lifeline vote
Gifty Louise
2 "Lay Me Down" Safe
5 After Midnight
3 "Valerie" Safe
Sam Lavery
4 "Earth Song" Safe
Matt Terry
5 "I'll Be There" Safe
Honey G
6 "Ice Ice Baby"/"Under Pressure" Safe
Relley C
7 "(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman" Bottom three
Emily Middlemas
8 "How Will I Know" Safe
Four of Diamonds
9 "Lady Marmalade"/"Bang Bang" Bottom three
Saara Aalto
10 "It's Oh So Quiet" Safe
Sing-off[77]
Relley C
1 "I Can't Make You Love Me" Eliminated
Four of Diamonds
2 "Who Are You" Saved
Judges' votes to eliminate[77]
Walsh: Relley C – said that his own act, Four of Diamonds, had more potential
Osbourne: Four of Diamonds – gave no reason but effectively backed her own act, Relley C
Scherzinger: Relley C – based on the sing-off performances
Cowell: Relley C – said that Four of Diamonds had more potential
Week 4 (29/30 October)[edit]
Theme: Fright Night[89]
Group performance: "Cake by the Ocean"[62]
Musical guests: Louisa Johnson ("So Good") and Bruno Mars ("24K Magic")[62]
Contestants' performances on the fourth live show
Act
Order[89]
Song[89]
Result[62]
Gifty Louise
1 "I'm in Love with a Monster" Bottom three
Matt Terry
2 "I Put a Spell on You" Safe
5 After Midnight
3 "Thriller" Safe
Honey G
4 "Men in Black" Safe
Ryan Lawrie
5 "Everybody (Backstreet's Back)" Bottom three; saved by lifeline vote
Sam Lavery
6 "Total Eclipse of the Heart" Safe
Saara Aalto
7 "Bad Romance" Safe
Four of Diamonds
8 "Ghost" Bottom three
Emily Middlemas
9 "Creep" Safe
Sing-off[62]
Gifty Louise
1 "A Song for You" Eliminated
Four of Diamonds
2 "The Voice Within" Saved
Judges' votes to eliminate[62]
Cowell: Four of Diamonds – gave no reason but effectively backed his own act, Gifty Louise
Walsh: Gifty Louise – gave no reason, but effectively backed his own act, Four of Diamonds
Scherzinger: Gifty Louise – gave no reason
Osbourne: Gifty Louise – gave no reason
Week 5 (5/6 November)[edit]
Theme: "Girlband vs Boyband"[90]
Group performance: "Keep on Movin'"[63]
Musical guests: Emeli Sandé ("Breathing Underwater") and Robbie Williams ("Love My Life")[63]
During the fifth live results show, O'Leary confirmed that the final 8 would be part of The X Factor UK Live Tour 2017.[91]
Contestants' performances on the fifth live show
Act
Order[90]
Song[90]
Result[78]
Matt Terry
1 "I'm Your Man" Safe
Sam Lavery
2 "I'll Stand by You" Bottom three, saved by lifeline vote
Honey G
3 "Jump" Safe
Ryan Lawrie
4 "Twist and Shout" Safe
Four of Diamonds
5 "Hold On" Bottom three
Saara Aalto
6 "Sound of the Underground" Bottom three
Emily Middlemas
7 "What Makes You Beautiful" Safe
5 After Midnight
8 "Say You'll Be There" Safe
Sing-off[78]
Four of Diamonds
1 "When You Believe" Eliminated
Saara Aalto
2 "Who You Are" Saved
Judges' votes to eliminate[78]
Walsh: Saara Aalto – gave no reason but effectively backed his own act, Four of Diamonds
Osbourne: Four of Diamonds – gave no reason but effectively backed her own act, Saara Aalto
Scherzinger: Four of Diamonds – based on the sing-off performances
Cowell: Four of Diamonds – said he thought Four of Diamonds would be safe based on their first performance but concluded that Aalto was more likely to consistently improve following a bad week
Week 6 (12/13 November)[edit]
Theme: "Disco"[92]
Group performance: "Rise Up"[93]
Musical guests:
Saturday: Sister Sledge ("We Are Family")[64][non-primary source needed]
Sunday: Nathan Sykes ("Famous") and Olly Murs ("Grow Up")[65]
It was revealed during the sixth live show that the lifeline vote would not return for the remainder of the series.[94]
Contestants' performances on the sixth live show
Act
Order[92]
Song[95]
Result[79]
Saara Aalto
1 "No More Tears (Enough Is Enough)" Safe
Sam Lavery
2 "I Will Survive" Bottom two
Ryan Lawrie
3 "Play That Funky Music" Bottom two
5 After Midnight
4 "Boogie Wonderland"/"September" Safe
Matt Terry
5 "Best of My Love" Safe
Emily Middlemas
6 "Wishing on a Star" Safe
Honey G
7 "Stayin' Alive" Safe
Sing-off[79]
Sam Lavery
1 "No More Drama" Eliminated
Ryan Lawrie
2 "Stop Crying Your Heart Out" Saved
Judges' votes to eliminate[79]
Cowell: Ryan Lawrie – gave no reason, but effectively backed his own act, Sam Lavery
Scherzinger: Sam Lavery – gave no reason, but effectively backed her own act, Ryan Lawrie
Walsh: Ryan Lawrie – gave no reason, but stated that Lavery was who he picked as Cowell's wildcard
Osbourne: Sam Lavery – gave no reason
With the acts in the sing-off receiving two votes each, the result was deadlocked and reverted to the earlier public vote. Sam Lavery was eliminated as the act with the fewest public votes.[79]
Week 7 (19/20 November)[edit]
Theme: "Movies" (songs from films)[96]
Musical guests: Cast of School of Rock ("Teacher's Pet"),[66] Craig David ("Change My Love") and Alicia Keys ("Blended Family (What You Do for Love)")[67]
Contestants' performances on the seventh live show
Act
Order[96]
Song[96]
Film[96]
Result[80]
Ryan Lawrie
1 "Jailhouse Rock" Jailhouse Rock Bottom two
5 After Midnight
2 "Try a Little Tenderness" The Commitments Safe
Saara Aalto
3 "My Heart Will Go On" Titanic Safe
Matt Terry
4 "Writing's on the Wall" Spectre Safe
Honey G
5 "It's Like That"/"Gettin' Jiggy wit It" Keith Lemon: The Film/The Last Days of Disco Bottom two
Emily Middlemas
6 "It Must Have Been Love" Pretty Woman Safe
Sing-off[80]
Ryan Lawrie
1 "Lego House" Eliminated
Honey G
2 "Get Ur Freak On"/"Work It" Saved
Judges' votes to eliminate[80]
Cowell: Ryan Lawrie – felt that Honey G wanted it more
Osbourne: Ryan Lawrie – backed her own act, Honey G
Scherzinger: Honey G – backed her own act, Ryan Lawrie
Walsh: Ryan Lawrie – gave no reason
Week 8 (26/27 November)[edit]
Theme: "Louis Loves" (songs chosen by Walsh); contestants' own choice (no theme)[97]
Group performance: "Saturday Night's Alright for Fighting"
Musical guests: Busted ("On What You're On")[68] and Clean Bandit featuring Anne-Marie and Sean Paul ("Rockabye")[69]
For the first time this series, contestants performed two songs.[97]
Contestants' performances on the eighth live show
Act
Order[97]
First song ("Louis Loves")[97]
Order[97]
Second song (own choice)[97]
Result
Matt Terry
1 "Secret Love Song, Pt II" 6 "Alive" Safe
Saara Aalto
2 "The Winner Takes It All" 7 "Diamonds Are Forever"/"Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend" Safe
Honey G
3 "U Can't Touch This"/"Super Freak" 8 "Push It"/"Black Beatles" Bottom two
5 After Midnight
4 "Uptown Funk" 9 "Sorry"/"One Dance" Bottom two
Emily Middlemas
5 "Toxic" 10 "Human" Safe
Sing-off
Honey G
1 "California Love" Eliminated
5 After Midnight
2 "Beneath Your Beautiful" Saved
Judges' votes to eliminate
Walsh: Honey G – backed his own act, 5 After Midnight, saying they were better than Honey G
Osbourne: 5 After Midnight – backed her own act, Honey G
Scherzinger: Honey G – gave no reason
Cowell: Honey G – said that had to do what the public would expect, and that Honey G had gone as far as she could in the competition
Week 9: Semi-final (3/4 December)[edit]
Theme: "Christmas"; no theme[98]
Group performance: "Do They Know It's Christmas? (2014)"
Musical guests: Zara Larsson ("I Would Like"/"Lush Life")[70] and Lady Gaga ("Million Reasons")[71]
Contestants' performances on the ninth live show
Act
Order
First song[98]
Order
Second song[98]
Result
Matt Terry
1 "Silent Night" 5 "Say You Love Me" Bottom two
5 After Midnight
2 "Stay Another Day" 6 "Signed, Sealed, Delivered I'm Yours" Safe
Emily Middlemas
3 "Happy Xmas (War Is Over)" 7 "Mad World" Bottom two
Saara Aalto
4 "White Christmas"/"All I Want for Christmas Is You" 8 "Chandelier" Safe
Sing-off
Matt Terry
1 "Hurt" Saved
Emily Middlemas
2 "Wings" Eliminated
Judges' votes to send through to the final
Cowell: Emily Middlemas – gave no reason but effectively backed his own act, Emily Middlemas
Scherzinger: Matt Terry – gave no reason but effectively backed her own act, Matt Terry
Walsh: Matt Terry – gave no reason
Osbourne: Matt Terry – gave no reason
Week 10: Final (10/11 December)[edit]
10 December
Themes: New song (no theme); celebrity duets[99]
Group performance: "Final Night"/"Shout Out to My Ex"/"Cake by the Ocean"/"Can't Stop the Feeling!" (all finalists except Brooks Way, and Beck Martin, who reached bootcamp singing his own song, "Friday Night")
Musical guests: Louis Tomlinson and Steve Aoki ("Just Hold On"),[100] Honey G ("Men in Black"/"Ice Ice Baby"/"Jump"/"The Honey G Show") and The Weeknd ("Can't Feel My Face"/"Starboy")[72]
Contestants' performances on the tenth live show
Act
Order
First song[99]
Order
Second song (duet)
Result
5 After Midnight
1 "Crazy in Love" 4 "Tears" (with Clean Bandit and Louisa Johnson) Eliminated
Matt Terry
2 "Take Me Home" 5 "Purple Rain" (with Nicole Scherzinger) Safe
Saara Aalto
3 "Everybody Wants to Rule the World" 6 "Bohemian Rhapsody" (with Adam Lambert) Safe
5 After Midnight received the fewest public votes and was automatically eliminated.
11 December
Themes: Song of the series; no theme[101]
Group performance: "Everybody's Free (To Feel Good)" (Final 2 with Kylie Minogue)
Musical guests: Kylie Minogue with Final 2 ("Everybody's Free (To Feel Good)"),[73] Madness ("Mr Apples"/"Our House"/"It Must Be Love"),[102] auditionees ("Nothing's Gonna Stop Us Now") and Little Mix featuring Charlie Puth ("Oops"/"Touch")[74]
Contestants' performances on the final live show
Act
Order
Song of the series[101]
Order
Song to win
Result
Saara Aalto
1 "It's Oh So Quiet" 3 "I Didn't Know My Own Strength" Runner-up
Matt Terry
2 "Writing's on the Wall" 4 "One Day I'll Fly Away" Winner
Following the announcement that Terry had won, he performed his winner's single, "When Christmas Comes Around".
Winner's single[edit]
On 4 December 2016, it was announced that all VAT from the winner's single would be donated to charity, meaning that the charities Together for Short Lives and Shooting Star Chase would receive 100% of all profits from sales of the single. It is the sixth year running that the Chancellor of the Exchequer has waived VAT on The X Factor's winner's single.[103]
Reception[edit]
Ratings[edit]
Episode
Air date
Duration
(minutes)[104]1
Official rating
(millions)[105],2
Official rating
(millions inc. HD)[105],3
Official rating
(millions inc. HD & +1)[105],4
Weekly rank[105],5
Auditions 1
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Auditions 2
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Auditions 3
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Auditions 4
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Auditions 5
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Auditions 6
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Auditions 7
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Bootcamp
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Six-chair challenge 1
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Six-chair challenge 2
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Judges' houses 1
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Live show 1
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Live results 1
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Live show 2
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Live results 2
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Live show 3
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Live results 3
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Live show 4
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Live results 4
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Live show 5
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Live results 5
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Live show 6
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Live results 6
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Live show 7
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Live results 8
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^1 Includes advert breaks
^2 The ratings over a 28-day period, including the broadcasts on ITV and streaming through ITV Hub.
^3 The ratings over a 28-day period, including the broadcasts on ITV, ITV HD and streaming through ITV Hub.
^4 The ratings over a 28-day period, including the broadcasts on ITV, ITV HD, ITV+1 and streaming through ITV Hub.
^5 The rank for the combined ITV, ITV HD and ITV+1 broadcasts, compared with all channels for that week, from Monday to Sunday.
Controversies[edit]
Brooks Way's withdrawal[edit]
Just hours before the first live show, duo Brooks Way, consisting of twin brothers Kyle and Josh Brooks, were suspended from the competition, over allegations that Josh had been violent with his ex-girlfriend Amelia Clark, allegedly breaking her nose and kicking her in the face during a New Year Eve party earlier in the year.[106] It was reported throughout the weekend that Josh was regularly beating up Kyle. Kyle and Clark came to Josh's defence, saying respectively that the allegations were false and that they were written by a friend and fan who chose to exploit from the show. During the broadcast, presenter Dermot O'Leary acknowledged the brothers absence stating that it is due to "circumstances that have arisen".
The following Monday, they released a statement saying that they were withdrawing from the competition, from "mutual consent" with the producers, whilst denying the "false allegations" and saying that "truth always wins".[107] They were replaced by girl group, Four of Diamonds.[108]
Fix claims[edit]
The X Factor were forced to deny that the competition was fixed when nightclub Kittys & Kandy, in Kirkcaldy, posted on Facebook that Honey G would be performing there on 10 December 2016, the same night as the show's final. The post was deleted and the venue said they had secured the date in case Honey G was eliminated before that date, but a spokesperson for The X Factor said, "This story is not true and there is no foundation to any fix claims. The club was mistaken in their post that she would be there on 10 December and the post has since been removed."[109]
Several viewers suspected that the jukebox wheel was rigged after it selected "Fright Night" for the theme for week 4, two days before Halloween.[110] O'Leary insisted the wheel was not rigged, calling it "the most rudimentary hamster wheel you've ever seen in your life".[111] Scherzinger also said she thought it was not fixed because, "I can't pick my songs until we know what theme we're doing—and the producers aren't picking anything as well."[112] Contestant Middlemas said of the wheel: "It's not computerised, it's an old-fashioned wheel. We can see it at the side and there's no-one else around apart from Dermot [O'Leary] pulling the wheel. We do it at rehearsals and it lands on something different each time. All of the producers knew people would say it was fixed. But we know how it works."[113]
Voting[edit]
At the start of the third live show, O'Leary announced that the voting lines were open for all contestants before they had performed, instead of after they performed as it had been in the first two live shows. Isobel Mohan from The Daily Telegraph claimed this was unfair and gave an advantage to those performing first and turned it into a popularity contest instead of a talent show.[85]
During the fifth Results Show, many viewers claimed that they were unable to vote via the mobile app. This also caused fix claims.[114]
Swearing[edit]
Ofcom received five complaints from viewers after Gifty Louise was heard swearing when she said, "I fucking told you" during the third live results show, when Sam Lavery was announced as the first act through to the following week. O'Leary issued an apology after the results. Ofcom confirmed that they were assessing the complaints before deciding whether to investigate.[115]
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Femina Miss India 2018
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Femina Miss India 2018
Date
19 June 2018
Presenters
Karan Johar & Ayushmann Khurrana
Entertainment
Madhuri Dixit, Kareena Kapoor & Jacqueline Fernandez
Venue
DOME, Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel Indoor Stadium, Mumbai
Entrants
30
Placements
12
Winner
Anukreethy Vas
Tamil Nadu
← 2017
2019 →
Femina Miss India 2018 was the 55th edition of the Femina Miss India beauty pageant and was held on 19 June 2018 at Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel Indoor Stadium, Mumbai.[1] At the end of the event, Anukreethy vas of Tamil Nadu was crowned Femina Miss India 2018 by the outgoing title holder and Miss World 2017 Manushi Chhillar of Haryana. Meenakshi Chaudhary of Haryana was crowned 1st Runner-up and she represented India at Miss Grand International 2018 where she was crowned 1st Runner Up. Shreya Rao Kamavarapu of Andhra Pradesh was crowned as 2nd Runner-up .Gayatri Bharadwaj of Delhi who was in Top 5, was declared to represent India at Miss United Continents 2018 where she made the top 10.
Contents
1 Results
2 Background
3 Judges
4 Sub Title Awards
4.1 Bennett University Sports Day
4.2 Miss Active
4.3 Miss Shining Star
4.4 Miss Refreshing Beauty
4.5 Miss Body Beautiful
4.6 Miss Beautiful Smile
4.7 Miss Fashion Icon
5 Contestants
6 References
Results[edit]
Final Results Candidate International Placements
Miss India World 2018
Tamil Nadu - Anukreethy Vas
TBD
Miss India Grand International 2018
Haryana - Meenakshi Chaudhary
1st Runner-up
Miss India United Continents 2018
Delhi - Gayatri Bharadwaj §
Top 10 semifinalist
2nd Runner-Up
Andhra Pradesh - Shreya Rao Kamavarapu
Top 5
Jharkhand - Stefy Patel
Delhi - Gayatri Bharadwaj
Top 12
Chhattisgarh - Spandana Palli
Karnataka - Bhavana Durgam Reddy
Manipur - Nimrit Kaur Ahluwalia
Meghalaya - Mary Khyriem
Mizoram - Lily Lalremkimi Darnei
Odisha- Shrutiksha Nayak
Punjab - Anna Kler
§ - the candidate was directly appointed to represent India at Miss United Continents 2018 by Femina Miss India franchise.
Background[edit]
There are four zones/regions under which the contestants are grouped - North, South, East and West. There is one mentor for each Zone:
North Zone - Neha Dhupia (Femina Miss India 2002)
South Zone - Rakul Preet Singh (Femina Miss India 2011 - 3rd Runner up)
East Zone - Pooja Chopra (Miss World India 2009)
West Zone - Pooja Hegde (Miss Universe India 2010 - 2nd Runner up)
Judges[edit]
Manushi Chhillar - Miss World 2017
K. L. Rahul
Irfan Pathan
Kunal Kapoor
Malaika Arora
Gaurav Gupta - Indian Fashion Designer
Faye D'Souza
Sub Title Awards[edit]
Award
Contestant
Miss Multimedia Andhra Pradesh - Shreya Rao Kamavarapu
Miss Getaway Goddess Chhattisgarh - Spandana Palli
Beauty with a Purpose Tamil Nadu - Anukreethy Vas
Miss Glamorous Look Delhi - Gayatri Bharadwaj
Miss Goodness Ambassador Andhra Pradesh - Shreya Rao Kamavarapu
Miss Rampwalk Madhya Pradesh - Meena Ahir
Miss Spectacular Eyes Delhi - Gayatri Bharadwaj
Miss Glowing Skin West Bengal - Prarthana Sarkar
Miss Beautiful Smile Tamil Nadu - Anukreethy Vas
Miss Body Beautiful Punjab - Anna Kler
Miss Refreshing Beauty Meghalaya - Mary Khyriem
Miss Active Uttar Pradesh- Himanshi Parashar
Miss Iron Maiden Mizoram- Lily Darnei
Miss Fashion Icon Mizoram- Lily Darnei
Miss Shining Star West Bengal - Prarthana Sarkar
Miss Popular Delhi - Gayatri Bharadwaj
Miss Photogenic Haryana - Meenakshi Chaudhary
Miss Tech Beauty Goa - Aashna Gurav
Miss Congeniality Arunachal Pradesh - Osin Mosu
Miss Lifestyle Maharashtra - Mehaak Punjabi
Miss Vivacious Tripura - Mamita Debbarma
Miss Talented Meghalaya - Mary Khyriem (Tie)
West Bengal - Prarthana Sarkar (Tie)
Bennett University Sports Day[edit]
Award
Contestant
100m run Delhi - Gayatri Bhardwaj
Table tennis Delhi - Gayatri Bhardwaj
Iron Maiden Mizoram - Lily Darnei
Badminton Haryana - Meenakshi Chaudhary
Basketball Haryana - Meenakshi Chaudhary
Swimming West Bengal - Prarthna Sarkar
Miss Active[edit]
Result
Contestant
Winner Uttar Pradesh - Himanshi Parashar
Top 6 Mizoram - Lily Lalremkimi Darnei
Tamil Nadu - Anukreethy Vas
Punjab - Anna Kler
Bihar - Bhavana Jain
Haryana - Meenakshi Chaudhary
Miss Shining Star[edit]
Result
Contestant
Winner West Bengal - Prarthana Sarkar
Top 10 Andhra Pradesh - Shreya Rao Kamavarapu
Manipur - Nimrit Kaur Ahluwalia
Jharkhand - Stefy Patel
Tamil Nadu - Anukreethy Vas
Delhi - Gayatri Bhardwaj
Punjab - Anna Kler
Telangana - Kamakshi Bhaskarla
Arunachal Pradesh - Osin Mosu
Gujarat - Anushka Luhar
Miss Refreshing Beauty[edit]
Result
Contestant
Winner Meghalaya - Mary Khyriem
Top 10 Andhra Pradesh - Shreya Rao Kamavarapu
Manipur - Nimrit Kaur Ahluwalia
Madhya Pradesh - Meena Ahir
Mizoram - Lily Darnei
Rajasthan - Nikita Soni
Bihar - Bhavna Jain
Arunachal Pradesh - Osin Mosu
Gujarat - Anushka Luhar
Delhi - Gayatri Bhardwaj
Miss Body Beautiful[edit]
Result
Contestant
Winner Punjab - Anna Kler
Top 10
Delhi - Gayatri Bhardwaj
Uttar Pradesh - Himanshi Parashar
Jammu and Kashmir - Malika Kapoor
Madhya Pradesh - Meena Ahir
Haryana - Meenakshi Chaudhary
Mizoram - Lily Lalremkimi Darnei
Tripura - Mamita Debbarma
Chhattisgarh - Spandana Palli
Sikkim - Parmila Chhetri
Nagaland - Ruopfüzhano Whiso
Jharkhand - Stefy Patel
Rajasthan - Nikita Soni
Miss Beautiful Smile[edit]
Result
Contestant
Winner Tamil Nadu - Anukreethy Vas
Top 5 Delhi - Gayatri Bhardwaj
Odisha - Shrutiksha Nayak
Madhya Pradesh - Meena Ahir
Maharashtra - Mehaak Punjabi
Manipur - Nimrit Ahluwalia
Miss Fashion Icon[edit]
Result
Contestant
Winner Mizoram - Lily Lalremkimi Darnei
Top 12 Jharkhand - Stefy Patel
Nagaland - Ruopfüzhano Whiso
Arunachal Pradesh - Osin Mosu
Andhra Pradesh - Shreya Rao Kamavarapu
Rajasthan - Nikita Soni
Goa - Aashna Gurav
Manipur - Nimrit Kaur Ahluwalia
Meghalaya - Mary Khyriem
Bihar - Bhavna Jain
Madhya Pradesh - Meena Ahir
Delhi - Gayatri Bhardwaj
Contestants[edit]
#
Zone
State
Name
Age
Height
Placement and Awards
Notes
1 South Andhra Pradesh Shreya Rao Kamavarapu[2] 25 5'9" Femina Miss India 2018 (2nd Runner Up) (Miss Goodness Ambassador) (Miss Multimedia) Top 3 at Femina Miss India Telangana 2017[3]
2 East Arunachal Pradesh Osin Mosu[4] 20 5'5"
3 East Assam Sunaina Kamath[4]
4 North Bihar Bhavna Jain 18 5'6.7"
5 East Chhattisgarh Spandana Palli[5] 25 5'10" Top 12
(Miss Getaway Goddess 2018) Miss ICON Chhattisgarh 2017 (Winner)
6 West Goa Aashna Gurav 21 Miss Diva Campus Princess Finalists 2016[6]
7 West Gujarat Anushka Luhar[7] 20 fbb Campus Princess Finalists 2018 [8]
Miss Diva - Miss Universe India 2017 Ahmedabad finalist [9]
8 North Haryana Meenakshi Chaudhary[10] 21 5'7" Femina Miss India 2018 (1st Runner Up) (Miss Photogenic) Miss Diva - Miss Universe India 2017 Chandigarh finalist[11]
9 North Himachal Pradesh Swattee Thakur[12] 23 5'7.5"
10 North Jammu and Kashmir Malika Kapoor[13] 23 5'6"
11 East Jharkhand Stefy Patel 22 5'7" Top 5 1st runner-up at Miss Teen India 2014
12 South Karnataka Bhavana Durgam Reddy[14] 21 5'10" Top 12
13 South Kerala Mekhana Shajan[15] 19 Top 10 at Miss Kerala Fitness and Fashion 2017 (Miss Healthy Woman)
14 North Madhya Pradesh Meena Ahir[16] 23 5'5.8"
15 West Maharashtra Mehaak Punjabi
16 East Manipur Nimrit Kaur Ahluwalia[4] 22 5'7" Top 12
17 East Meghalaya Mary Khyriem[4] 20 5'6" Top 12 Mega Miss North East 2017 (Winner)[17]
18 East Mizoram Lily Lalremkimi Darnei[4] 21 5'7.5" Top 12
(Miss Fashion Icon)
(Miss Iron Maiden) Top 5 at Miss Mizoram 2018
(Miss Multimedia)
(not affiliated with Femina)
19 East Nagaland Ruopfüzhano Whiso[18] 18 Miss Nagaland 2017 (1st Runner Up)[19][20] (not affiliated with Femina)
20 North New Delhi Gayatri Bhardwaj [21] 22 5'6" Top 5
( Miss Popular )
( Miss Glamorous look )
( Miss Spectacular eyes )
21 East Odisha Shrutiksha Nayak 22 5'6" Top 12
22 North Punjab Anna Kler[22] 24 5'10" Top 12
23 West Rajasthan Nikita Soni Top 3 at Femina Miss India Madhya Pradesh 2018[23]
24 East Sikkim Pramila Chettri[4]
25 South Tamil Nadu Anukreethy Vas[24] 19 5'6" Femina miss India 2018 (Winner) (Miss India Beauty with a purpose) (Miss beautiful smile) Top 10 at Miss Tamil Nadu 2018[25] (not affiliated with Femina)
26 South Telengana Sai Kamakshi Bhaskarla[26]
27 East Tripura Mamita Debbarma 21 5'6.4"
28 North Uttarakhand Sumita Bhandari[27] 23 5'9"
29 North Uttar Pradesh Himanshi Parashar 18 5'8"
30 East West Bengal Prarthna Sarkar Miss Diva - Miss Universe India 2016 Kolkata finalist[28]
References[edit]
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