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'I'd Do Anything' loses Keisha

Published Monday, Apr 28 2008, 09:25 BST | By Simon Reynolds
'I'd Do Anything' loses Keisha
Keisha Amponsa-Banson has left BBC One reality show I'd Do Anything.

The 23-year-old from Harrow, who performed Anastacia's 'I'm Outta Love' on Saturday's live show, was placed in the bottom two with Niamh Perry after a public vote. Following Sunday's sing-off, Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber chose to save 17-year-old Niamh for next week's instalment.

The producer admitted it was a "travesty" that he had to send one of them home.

"First, I'm going to say this is a complete and utter travesty, neither of you should be in the bottom two. It's completely wrong.

"I've been put into a situation that I have never wanted to be in. For the first time on a television show, I am angry."

Following his decision to axe Keisha, Lloyd Webber offered words of consolation: "You were absolutely wonderful. I think you have a huge career ahead of you and all I can say is that I'll do anything I can to help you."

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