X Factor judge Natalia Kills lost her record contract BEFORE this series of the New Zealand singing competition began.
The British singer, who was sacked from the show alongside her husband Willy Moon for bullying a contestant, was previously with Cherrytree Records.
However a rep for the label said: “Natalia and Cherrytree parted ways months ago.”
Natalia released her debut album Perfectionist and it’s follow up Trouble in 2013 on the label.
Yesterday the former judge was spotted flying out of New Zealand with her husband Willy.
The couple were sensationally sacked from the show after they laid into contestant Joe Irvine in uncomfortable scenes in the first live episode.
Now her spokesman has revealed that she was just 'speaking from the heart' when she told Joe Irvine he made her feel sick.
Speaking exclusively to the Mirror, Natalia's spokesman said: "[Natalia] just speaks from the heart and says what she feels. That's just how she is."
Asked whether she has regrets about what happened, her spokesman said: "No. She stands by what she said."
Natalia previously took to social media to defend herself after her behaviour made headlines worldwide.
However, it doesn't look like Natalia's too bothered by her lack of employment, judging by the tweets and Instagram messages she's sent out.
After the live show, where she was roundly booed for her comments, Natalia tweeted: "I love you guys, thanks for your support & understanding my passionate opinions! You know what they say about me..."
Kills ended the tweet with a link to her single Problem, which charted at position 78 on the Dutch 100 in 2013.
She also tweeted to say how much she'd enjoyed the live show, writing: "Had the most fun at the live shows tonight! So many new followers! Love you all! Time to celebrate!"
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