Sam Bailey Emotionally Discusses Her Son’s Diagnosis With Autism | Loose Women

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Sam Bailey is the former prison officer who won the tenth series of The X Factor in 2013. After being mentored by Loose favourite Sharon Osbourne Sam became a household name and released her debut album ‘The Power of Love’ – a year after winning the show in 2014, which debuted at number one on the UK Albums Chart. Despite all her success over the years, Sam has been struggling with family issues when she had the feeling her son Tommy was different to other children. Sam opens up about her 11-year-old’s autism diagnosis, and the long road to get answers. From series 24, broadcast on 03/11/20

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