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Monica Michael and Max Stone have been booted off the 'X Factor'.
The 26-year-old songstress - who was brought back as a wildcard earlier in the series - impressed the judges when she performed against Anton Stephans in the sing-off but with two of the judges opting for each act, the vote was sent to deadlock and the 45-year-old singer triumphed.
After the result was announced, she said: "I've loved it. I've had such an amazing journey. Thank you for bringing me back. Rita [Ora]'s been amazing."
Whilst Rita shared: "I just want people to know, whatever happened tonight - Monica is an amazing songwriter and an incredible, incredible person. Thank you for letting me work with you."
The two contestants were kept in suspense when host Olly Murs accidentally told Monica she was going home even though the judges' votes meant it would go to deadlock although it was quickly rectified.
Also leaving tonight (15.11.15) in the double elimination with the least public votes was Max Stone.
Speaking after his exit, he said: "I feel really lucky to have come this far. I think it might have been the song, I might have needed one that showed my voice more. I'm not sure; but it's been fun. It's been a fun journey."
Whilst his mentor Simon Cowell added: "Max has been a gentleman, he's been very cool. We had a funny relationship to begin with but I've really got to like him and he's got a great voice and a great talent. If you leave at this stage of the competition, it's all about determination. Believe in yourself because you've got hell of a voice. You're gonna do great, I promise."

Jeremy Vine has been kicked off 'Strictly Come Dancing'.
The BBC presenter's quickstep to 'Going Underground' by The Jam failed to impress as the pair were booted out of the competition after a dance-off against Jamelia, who was saved for the third time.
Speaking after his exit, he said: "I have to say, meeting Karen and working with her. The best dancer, the best teacher, the best friend. We've arguably been knocking out people better than us for several weeks now and that's all down to Karen's choreography and her persistence and understanding where I'm coming from.
"I think we will be friends for life and thank you for introducing us."
Whilst partner Karen Clifton added through tears: "You're amazing and your dedication and passion and love for what we all love to do has been absolutely amazing.
"I hope you continue dancing because if not, I'm going to come to Radio 2 and dance with you."
Meanwhile, the BBC Radio 2 DJ previously insisted he didn't mind being criticised on the BBC show because it teaches his daughters that they don't have to be perfect.
He said: "Our target needn't just be life's 'Strictly' glitterball trophies. You can enjoy yourself, as I truly have on my dancing journey, even if you aren't the best of the bunch. It's a message I want to portray to my daughters - and it's one that still struggles to get through to our youngsters today."

David Walliams is trying to woo Ashley James.
The comedian is reportedly pulling out all the stops to seduce the former 'Made In Chelsea' star - who left the show in 2013 - after being granted a divorce from his wife of five years Lara Stone last month.
A source said: "It's a slow-burner but David has made his feelings clear. He recently sent her a bunch of white roses and a card signed 'DW'."
The 44-year-old TV star split from model Lara, with whom he has two-year-old son Alfred, back in March citing her "unreasonable behaviour" for the decision.
But he is now believed to have hit it off with Ashley - who has previously dated former 'Xtra Factor' presenter Matt Richardson and bisexual reality star Ollie Locke - after being introduced by mutual friends earlier this year.
And they recently partied together at a star-studded Halloween bash thrown by Jonathan Ross.
The 27-year-old blonde beauty - who bares a noticeable resemblance to David's ex - is 16 years younger than the 'Britain's Got Talent' judge but they are said to be "very flirty" with each other.
The source told the Sunday Mirror newspaper: "They hang out in a group with other people and she has been to his house with other friends.
"They are both very flirty and it's clear there's a huge attraction there but David is quite cautious about entering into another relationship."

Nick Grimshaw is being lined up to replace Chris Evans on 'TFI Friday'.
The primetime show has proved a ratings hit having recently returned for a new series but host Chris is expected to hand presenting duties over to the DJ for the next set of episodes in 2016.
An insider said: "Nick was always top of the list as potential host if Chris wasn't keen to commit. Now that looks as if it is becoming a reality."
The 49-year-old broadcaster already hosts the breakfast show on BBC Radio 2 and will be the new host of 'Top Gear' next year meaning he doesn't think he'll be able to manage another series of the wacky Channel 4 show.
The insider told the Sunday Mirror newspaper: "Nick is up for it and the expectation is Chris won't be able to squeeze another series into his packed schedule.
"Nick is perfect. He is enthusiastic, has great friendships with stars who would make fantastic guests - and appeals to younger viewers."
However, the 31-year-old star - who has been a regular visitor to the studios during the show's current series - may also struggle with the responsibility, already hosting the daily breakfast show on BBC Radio 1 and appearing as a judge on 'The X Factor'.
But TV bosses are set to secure the quiffed funnyman for the coveted job, especially as Chris previously said he was keen for Nick to be his successor.
Earlier this year, he revealed: "Nick is the future of 'TFI Friday'. I think if the show comes back, he is The One."

Vicky Pattison's ex-fiancé claims she broke his nose.
The former 'Geordie Shore' star will hit screens tonight (15.11.15) in the new series of 'I'm A Celebrity ... Get Me Out Of Here' but her former lover has admitted he's worried her campmates will fall victim to her rage, which he claims frequently led to her physically abusing him while they were together.
Ricci Guarnaccio - who also starred in the Newcastle-based reality show - said: "Vicky left my face in such a state during a row that I've had to have a nose job earlier this year.
"I was shouting at her and all of a sudden she turned round and hit me with her handbag, which had chunks of metal on.
"One blow hit me right on the nose. It hurt like hell.
"After the row I tried to sleep it off. When I woke up I looked in the mirror and saw my nose was wonky."
The 28-year-old hunk - who now runs a bar in Sunderland - revealed it wasn't the only time she got violent with him though, alleging she slapped him "30 or 40 times".
He continued: "She was the fiancée from hell.
"She would hit me and think nothing of it and, because I was a man, it was as if I couldn't seriously talk to anyone about it.
"She must have slapped me 30 or 40 times. I know I must have been annoying but I didn't deserve that."
And he believes her fellow celebrities on the ITV reality show based in Australia need to be careful not to stir her "ridiculous temper".
He told The Sun on Sunday newspaper: "Allowing Vicky in the jungle will be like caging an angry animal.
"She may play games to begin with but it could be a matter of days before she rips into someone.
"She comes across as all sweetness and light on camera but has a ridiculous temper on her. Her campmates need to tread very carefully."

Kian Egan has advised 'I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!' contestants to stay under the radar and not play a game.
The former Westlife singer - who was crowned King of the Jungle in 2013 - thinks louder characters can "dig their own graves" by seeking to establish themselves and attract attention in their first days in camp.
He advised: "For the celebs heading to the jungle this year that are keen to win, my advice is don't play a game. Be yourself, be a team player and look after everyone...
"In the first week or so, often some of the louder characters jostle for attention and they dig their own graves.
"I didn't partake in that and sat back and let them get on with it."
Kian took on the role of camp chef and thinks having a sense of purpose helped him not crack under pressure.
He told Closer magazine: "I don't think it necessarily makes you more popular to have a role like that - but it does give you a purpose and helps break up your day, which helps you stay strong mentally - as that's surprisingly tough."
Spandau Ballet star Tony Hadley, 'Hollyoaks' actress Jorgie Porter and former boxing champion Chris Eubank are among the stars set to enter the 'I'm A Celeb' jungle when the show kicks off tonight (15.11.15) at 9pm on ITV.

4th Impact nearly missed performing on tonight's 'X Factor' after one of the group fell ill.
Celina, the youngest of the four siblings at just 19, passed out during rehearsals and it was thought the band may have to miss the live show this evening (14.11.15) but they defied odds to perform 'Work It Out' by Beyonce.
After their performance, Simon Cowell said: "All I am going to tell you is, I have done this a lot of years. That was, under the circumstances, one of the most incredible things we have seen on this show. It was outstandingly good."
Whilst Nick Grimshaw added: "Girls, it was outstanding. Beyonce is a perfectionist and that was perfect, it really was. You seem a lot more grown up tonight."
Rita Ora praised Mylene, 23, Irene, 25, Almira, 27 and Celina for their "really inspiring performance".
She shared: "That was for me a really inspiring performance. You see so much hunger in your eyes. You breath this. It got to show."
Their judge Cheryl Fernandez-Versini told them: "I am so proud of all four of you girls to get up there tonight under those circumstances. You had the option to use the dress run takes, but you said absolutely not."
Elsewhere on the show, Che Chesterman earned a standing ovation for 'When A Man Loves A Woman' and Louisa Johnson performed a powerful rendition of 'Everybody's Free'.
The 'X Factor' continues tomorrow (15.11.15).

Ricky Gervais has paid tribute to Warren Mitchell.
The acting legend passed away this morning (14.11.15) aged 89 and the 54-year-old comedian has praised his character Alf Garnett in British sitcom 'Till Death Us Do Part' for being one of the "most influential" people in a comedy series.
Tweeting to his 10.2 million followers, he wrote: "Alf Garnett was one of the most influential and important characters and performances in comedy history. RIP Warren Mitchell."
The series originally ran from 1965 to 1975 on BBC, before being picked up by ITV in 1981 as 'Till Death...'.
In 1985, Warren once again reprised his role in a sequel titled 'In Sickness and in Health' which aired until 1992.
Actress Kierston Wareing - who played Kirsty Branning in 'EastEnders' - also paid her respects by saying she was always watching the show while growing up.
She tweeted: "Mitchell began playing the character Alf Garnett at the age of 40 in 1966 until the program ended 1975.#must've grown up watching repeats (sic)."
The TV star - who is survived by his actress wife and three children - was also known for years of performances on stage, with theatre director Rupert Goold commending him on Twitter.
He wrote: "RIP Warren Mitchell. A deeply soulful and erudite man who genuinely loved the theatre."
The news of his passing was revealed by his great nephew Jerry Barnett on Twitter before being confirmed in a family statement and Jerry has spoken out about what a "very funny man" Warren was.
He told Mirror.co.uk: "He was a wonderful and very funny man who always had the family in stitches with laughter.
"Whenever you met him he would have a joke and a story to tell.
"He will always be remembered for Alf Garnett but there was so much more to him than that. He was a great Shakespearean actor and played many, many other roles.
"We knew he had not been well but his death is still a shock. We will miss him terribly."

Warren Mitchell has died aged 89.
The British actor - who was most well known for his role as Alf Garnett in the long-running BBC sitcom 'Till Death Us Do Part' - passed away this morning (14.11.15), his family have confirmed.
Revealing the news on Twitter, his great nephew Jerry Barnett wrote: "Just got the news my great uncle Warren Mitchell (aka Alf Garnett) died last night. The last of his generation, wonderful and funny man RIP."
The news of his passing has also been confirmed in a statement from his family in which they insisted he was "cracking jokes" right up until the end despite his declining health.
A spokeswoman said: "Sadly we can confirm Warren Mitchell died in the early hours of Saturday 14th November surrounded by his family.
"He has been in poor health for some time but was cracking jokes to the last."
Warren - who is survived by his wife of 64 years Constance M. Wake and their three children - regularly appeared on stage alongside his role as the hilarious dockyard worker, for which he won a BAFTA award.
His roles in a stage version of 'Death of a Salesman' scored him two Olivier Awards in 1979.