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"American Idol" contestant Caleb Kennedy has exited the current season after a video surfaced that appears to show him standing next to someone in a Ku Klux Klan hood.
Second American Idol contestant drops out ahead of semi-finals Hello! 3 hrs ago © @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine The video, which has been circulating social media this week, shows the 16-year-old country singer seated next to someone who appears to be wearing a hood similar to that worn by white supremacists. Caleb was one of the 2021 competition's top five finalists alongside Willie Spence, Grace Kinstler, Chayce Beckham and Casey Bishop but will no longer take part in the show. Loading the player... American Idol judge Katy Perry shows off new look As the news of his exit broke o...
Updated: May 13 2021, 11:24 ET AMERICAN Idol's Caleb Kennedy's mother has spoken out in his defence after a video surfaced showing him next to a friend wearing a 'KKK-style' hood. The 16-year-old's mom Anita Guy has claimed that her son and his friend were imitating characters from slasher flick The Strangers: Prey at Night and not the 'KKK' in the three-second clip. 7 Caleb Kennedy's mom has broken her silence and insisted the teen doesn't have a 'racist bone in his body'Credit: Instagram The South Carolina mother also insisted that the country singer "doesn't have a racist bone in his bo...
ABC Renews American Idol, Shark Tank Plus 3 Other Unscripted Series TVLine 2 hrs ago Dim those lights, because we’ve got the results on American Idol‘s fate: The singing competition has officially been renewed for Season 20 at ABC, TVLine has learned. American Idol — which will be heading into its fifth season on ABC, after a long original run on Fox — is less than two weeks away from crowning its Season 19 winner, with Chayce Beckham, Grace Kinstler, Willie Spence and Casey Bishop still in the running. Earlier this week, Top 5 contestant Caleb Kennedy abruptly left the competition...
Bishop will perform her personal idol song "wish you were gay" by Finneas' younger sister Billie Eilish, in addition to her original single "Love Me, Leave Me." Beckham picked "Colder Weather" by Zac Brown Band for his personal idol song and will later sing his own song "23." Kinstler picked inaugural Idol winner Kelly Clarkson's "A Moment Like This" as her personal idol song, and she'll also perform her original single "Love Someone." Spence's personal idol song is "Glory" by John Legend and Common, and he'll later sing "Never Be Alone," his original song. Caleb Kennedy, who was among th...