Susan Boyle, of BGT, reveals that she still lives with her parents

She shocked fans with her stellar voice during her first audition on Britain & # 39; s Got Talent in 2009.

And 10 years later, Susan Boyle revealed that she "was doing better" with her famous status as she was preparing to release her eighth studio album.

In an interview with The Sun, the 57-year-old singer insisted that she preferred a humble lifestyle since she still lives in her parents' council home, while she's in trouble. it would have cost 12 million pounds.

She is back! Susan Boyle revealed that she "was doing better" with her famous status as she was preparing to release her eighth studio album, 10 years after her audition at BGT

Susan, a native of Scotland, detailed her experience with fame: "I'm managing things a lot better now. It was a slow process … but I'm doing a lot better now and I'm ready – more than ready – for what lies ahead. "

The hitmaker of I Dreamed a Dream, who was diagnosed with Asperger's syndrome in 2012, then revealed that she felt more comfortable discussing the subject of mental health.

She explained, "Years ago, stigma existed, but now there is more knowledge, more expertise, and talking about things makes things a lot easier. Much easier.

Bursting scene: The 57-year-old singer shocked fans with her stellar voice during her first audition on Britain's Got Talent in 2009 (series photo)

Low-key: In an interview with The Sun, the Scottish native insisted that she preferred a humble lifestyle since she still lives in her parents' council house, while she is not in trouble. it would have cost £ 12 million.

Although she has beaten many music records since her audition changed her career, Susan insisted that she continue to embrace her humble past and reside in her home town of Blackburn, West Lothian.

Shortly after her visit to ITV, the former social worker purchased an individual property of £ 300,000 for five beds.

However, Susan revealed that she had offered the "stuffed house" to her niece, while she lived in her elderly parents' house.

Explaining her decision, she shared: "It's good to be in your mother's house too, there are a lot of beautiful memories in my mother. I think, in a way, that she is here.

His father Patrick, a World War II veteran, died at the age of 81 in 1997, and his mother Bridget died at the age of 91, just two years before her audition.

Meanwhile, Susan recently proved that she was still the one to beat after receiving a Golden Buzzer and being the first candidate until the finale of America's First Episode Got Talent: The Champions .

Describing her return to the Got Talent franchise, Susan had previously told USA Today: "I absolutely could not miss a second chance to prove myself."

"It's easier": The hitmaker of I Dreamed a Dream, diagnosed with Asperger's Syndrome in 2012, then revealed that she felt more comfortable discussing health. mental

Impressive: Susan recently proved that she was still the one to beat after receiving a Golden Buzzer and being the first candidate until the finale of America's First Episode Got Talent: The Champions

Since she's got the second place on Britain's Got Talent, Susan – dubbed SuBo – has become one of Talent Show's most talented competitors and she would bring in 12 million pounds.

His debut album, I Dreamed a Dream, became the world's number one, including the United Kingdom and the United States, and became Britain's best-selling album of all time.

She has released seven records in total, sold more than 19 million albums worldwide and received two Grammy nominations.