The British talent of Susan Boyle: the defeat of the Champions is compromised

Susan Boyle could be forced to pull out of the British film Got Talent: The Champions that was shot this week when she was supposed to celebrate a decade in music with another pop in gold.

Whether or not the BGT spinoff series enters the race, it will still be a champion with more than 20 million albums sold and a star as brilliant as today 10 years ago.

Subsequently, thanks to its busy tour schedule, it may not be able to participate in the final British "Got Talent" competition, which will face the most notorious acts of the last 12 years in Following the success of America's Got Talent: The Champions.

"Susan has had a busy year with her ten year projects, her schedule is loaded," said a source at The Sun.

"She did America's Got Talent: The Champions and gave up her eighth studio album Ten – it's all the while.

"She was thrilled to be invited to the show, but she knows so much about her that she does not know if she can make it work."

Susan added, "Susan will have a busy year with many shows, trips to the United States, the BBC Proms star in September and preparation for her next tour.

"She is thrilled to celebrate the decade since she first appeared on BGT and to change her life for the better.

"She loved being part of the AGT champions, and whether she's able to do it or not, she wants the best of luck from the competitors in the BGT championship."

While ITV has not yet officially confirmed the full list of the British Got Got: The Champions, an insider told Metro.co.uk that Mersey Girls would come back for another shot after Simon Cowell paid for the operation of the spine of Julia Carlile.

Ant and Dec announced Susan's participation in the last Got Talent Final in Britain, where war veteran Colin Thackery won the £ 250,000 fund.

The British Got Talent: The Champions is expected to air later this year.