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Altiyan Childs was born Altjian Juric [4] in Mount Isa, Queensland but grew up in Sydney.His father is of Croatian descent and his mother is Serbian. [5] Childs and his sister, Altiyana, were named after their father's sister Altijana, who was murdered at only two months of age. [6]
The winner was Altiyan Childs and his debut single "Somewhere in the World" was released after the final. [3] Childs was mentored throughout by Ronan Keating, who won as mentor for the first time. The season was presented by Luke Jacobz, while spin-off show The Xtra Factor was hosted by Natalie Garonzi on 7Two.
In 2011, the minimum age for contestants to audition was changed to 14 years old, having previously been 16 years old. [17] Auditions in front of the show's producers began in March 2011 in five cities: Perth (Parmelia Hilton, 27 March), Adelaide (AAMI Stadium, 29 March), Brisbane (Gold Coast Convention and Exhibition Centre, 2–3 April), Sydney (Australian Technology Park, 8–10 April) and ...
Altiyan Childs, season two winner Reece Mastin, season three winner Johnny Ruffo, season three contestant Samantha Jade, season four winner Jason Owen, season four runner-up The Collective, season four contestants Dami Im, season five winner Taylor Henderson, season five runner-up Marlisa Punzalan, season six winner Dean Ray, season six runner-up
Season two winner Altiyan Childs has achieved a top-five album (Altiyan Childs) and a top-ten single ("Somewhere in the World"). Season three winner and most successful contestant Reece Mastin has achieved three top-fifteen albums (including two top-fives) and four top-twenty singles (including three number-ones).
According to the documents these symbols are indicative of advertisement methods used by child sexual predators to promote their cause and advocate for the social acceptance of sexual ...
"Somewhere in the World" was written by Andrew Dorff, Busbee and Klaus Derendorf, who also produced the track. [1] The four finalists of the second series of The X Factor Australia, which included including Childs, Mahogany, Sally Chatfield and Andrew Lawson, recorded the song in preparation for a single release as soon as the winner was announced.
"I've been saying, I want to keep them safe and protect my kids, and well, they're older now," Suleman tells PEOPLE of her 14 children