Myleene Klass has revealed she's got her fingers crossed for the bands on this year's X Factor.
The former Hear'Say singer, who came to fame in X Factor precursor Pop Stars, said she has spent Saturday nights curled up in front of the TV with baby daughter Ava.
"I'd like to see the groups get their acts together," she said. "If you look at Girls Aloud, you realise there's a lot of power behind the groups."
But the 29-year-old warned groups Hope and Futureproof that they need to avoid the bickering that tore Hear'Say apart.
"I just don't want to see them all squabbling, and I hope that people don't let their emotions get in the way of what they want to do," she said.
Hope, Futureproof and brother and sister duo Same Difference, who are all being mentored by Simon Cowell, could be facing the chop in the next show.
But Myleene believes their main priority needs to be controlling their emotions: "It's really difficult - if you're happy you sing sharp, and if you're really nervous you sing flat and all sorts," she explained. "You've just got to key in."
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