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Two contestants have quit American Idol during Hollywood Week performances. Sara Beth Liebe left after feeling embarrassed over a joke Katy Perry made during her audition, while Kaya Stewart left due to feeling sick and unable to give 100%. Both contestants were fan favorites, but ultimately decided to leave the show.
Kaya Stewart, daughter of Eurythmics star Dave Stewart, quit "American Idol" after falling ill during Hollywood week. She was supposed to duet with another contestant, Fire, but realized she couldn't give 100%. Fire also broke down in tears, but was comforted by judge Katy Perry who promised she wouldn't be abandoned. Stewart had been a fan favorite after auditioning with her father playing guitar for her.
Kaya Stewart, daughter of Eurythmics star Dave Stewart, abruptly left "American Idol" during Hollywood Week due to illness, leaving her scheduled duet partner to perform with another contestant. Kaya's controversial selection by the judges had sparked accusations of nepotism, as she auditioned with her famous father playing guitar for her.
Kaya Stewart quits American Idol moments before her duet with Fire due to illness, leaving Fire to perform alone and causing emotional reactions from both contestants and judges. Fire, a single mom and stripper, had previously been given a second chance by judge Katy Perry and delivered an emotional performance despite the setback. This is the second early exit from the competition this season, following Sara Beth Liebe's departure.
Kaya Stewart shocked judges and viewers by announcing her exit from American Idol during a duet performance with Fire. Stewart cited illness and an inability to give 100% as reasons for leaving, leaving Fire to perform alone. Jayna Elise later joined Fire on stage. Judges praised Fire's resilience and announced she would continue to the next round. This is the second consecutive night a contestant has dropped out of the competition.
Kaya Stewart quit American Idol during Hollywood Week due to illness, leaving her duet partner Fire to perform alone until Jayna Elise stepped in. The judges sent through several duos and a trio to the next round, but Carina Deangelo and Jon Wayne Hatfield were eliminated. The night was also marked by J Valerione's disappearance and return, and the Body Roll Boys' performance of "I'm Still Standing" with made-up lyrics.
Dave Stewart, member of Eurythmics, surprised judges on American Idol by accompanying his daughter Kaya on guitar during her audition. Kaya sang an original song they wrote together, earning three "yes" votes from the judges and advancing to the next round. Dave Stewart joked that the set was "much more difficult than being inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame."
Kaya Stewart, an aspiring pop singer and daughter of Dave Stewart from the Eurythmics, impressed judges on "American Idol" with her audition. Despite her father's musical legacy, Kaya cited her own passion for music and desire to sing her own songs as her reason for auditioning. She performed a ballad co-written with her father and received unanimous positive feedback from the judges.
Kaya Stewart, daughter of Dave Stewart of Eurythmics, auditions for American Idol and impresses judges with her original song "This Tattoo," co-written with her father. Despite being labeled a "nepo-baby" by judge Katy Perry, Kaya claims she came to Idol to showcase her music. Other contestants also auditioned, including Kaeyra, Elise Kristine, Sarah Mac, Jayna Elise, Nate Peck, Mikenley Brown, Isaac Brown, Cam Amen, Sierra Harris, Phil Kane, Fire Willmore, and Oliver Steele.
Kaya Stewart, daughter of Dave Stewart of Eurythmics, auditions for American Idol with an original song co-written with her father. Despite being labeled a "nepo-baby" by judge Katy Perry, Kaya impresses the judges with her sparkling vocal tone and earns a Golden Ticket to Hollywood. Other contestants include Kaeyra, Elise Kristine, Sarah Mac, Jayna Elise, Nate Peck, Mikenley Brown, Isaac Brown, Cam Amen, Sierra Harris, Phil Kane, Fire Willmore, and Oliver Steele.