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Susan Boyle 'shaken up' by American stalker
November 12, 09

Buzz Brady: Susan Boyle has reportedly stepped up her security measures after being stalked by an American woman. Boyle has apparently received a number of letters from the ‘stalker’, but finally asked for extra protection when the fan turned up at her home
Susan Boyle dedicates Irish show to mother Bridget
July 01, 09

With videos: Susan Boyle paid a sensational tribute to her late mother Bridget in Ireland last night with a stunning performance at the 02 Arena in Dublin. It was an emotional event for the singing sensation whose parents, Patrick and Bridget, both came from County Donegal. Boyle attributed her success in "Britain's Got Talent" to her mother Bridget, saying she had urged her to enter the reality TV show.

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