Niall Horan celebrates 10 years of X Factor audition, shares emotional 'thank you' note

Niall Horan in his recent tweet celebrated 10th anniversary of his X Factor UK audition. Niall and or boys namely- Zayn, Louis Tomlinson, Harry Styles were put toger in a band by judge Simon Cowell. Niall got emotional while thanking his fans in this tweet.

Niall celebrates 10th anniversary of his X Factor audition

One Direction is considered to be one of most successful bands on planet. But band took a hiatus back in 2015 and band members started pursuing ir solo careers. All One Direction boys started ir career by giving solo auditions on X Factor UK but were soon put into a band by Judge Simon Cowell.

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w, Niall Horan in an emotional tweet celebrated his X Factor audition’s 10th anniversary. He wrote, “10 years since my X Factor audition aired on TV. Lost for words, to be honest. All I can say is thank you to every single one of you for your support over years.” He concluded his tweet by saying, “I love what I do more than most so, thank you!!” Take a look at Niall Horan’s tweet here.

Niall Horan released his second studio album titled Heartbreak Wear on March 13. Before release of album, Niall had released two singles from sophomore album, namely, Nice to Meet Ya and Put a Little Love on Me. Niall Horan’s sophomore album was loved by his fans.

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former One Direction singer was ready to go on tour and promote his album but due to ongoing Coronavirus pandemic, he had to cancel his tour. Slow Hands singer is currently in self-quarantine. But he is t missing out on a chance to interact with his fans. He often goes live on Instagram and even gives virtual interviews to media portals.

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