X Factor: After the Factor Podcast, Episode Seven – Paul Loves Lili

08 Apr 2015

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This week Sarah Spicer went home to her family. But what now? We must continue on. Forever on.

But there’s is a ray of light in the tunnel in the form of Paul Williams’ love for Lili Bayliss. Will true love win through? Or at least make this show more fun to watch? Find out on this week’s excellent and exciting episode of After the Factor, hosted by Nic Sampson and featuring Laura Daniel and Paul Williams.

Listen below or grab it from iTunes or wherever good podcasts aren’t sold.

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