Not everyone appreciates Susan Boyle’s powerful voice.
Neighbors of the ‘Britain’s Got Talent’ big star say that her singing is loud and “unbearable”, and have filed a noise complaint against her.
“I don’t know if she has a karaoke machine or what but it is loud. It goes on for hours,” complained Teresa Miller, Boyle’s neighbor in Blackburn, UK.
However, Boyle’s reps say she’s lived there for years, long before her breakout performance on ‘Britain’s Got Talent.’ They also claim that she doesn’t even practice in that home – she has another place across town.
“This is a malicious complaint against Susan — nothing but tit for tat,” the Sun reported. Her reps say that the noise complaint is nothing more than retaliation for a series of complains Boyle made against Miller, 39. In fact, this has been an ongoing feud between the two bitter neighbors; Boyle has called the cops on her neighbor several times after hearing Miller and her fiancé fighting in their home.
And Miller blames Boyle’s newfound stardom.
“She was alright for a month or two but then she went to America and totally changed,” said Miller, “I don’t hate her. I feel sorry for her,” added Miller.
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You couldn’t have found a more up to date picture?
Why not use the picture of the neighbor that was used in the Daily Mail? Talk about white trash.