Jamie Archer has reportedly been considering his future on The X Factor due to his worsening relationship with Simon Cowell, reports The Sun.
Jamie fears he is being stitched up!. Jon Bon Jovi invited Jamie after show last week but his invite was blocked.



The Sun has told how Jamie fell out with Cowell for forcing him to change his song at the last minute two weeks ago.
Last night a pal revealed the Bon Jovi ban could have been the final straw as Jamie is convinced he will not win X Factor and the rockers’ tour is his best chance of fame.
The pal said: “Jamie’s fed up with the competition and how Simon is treating him.
“He was on the verge of quitting at the weekend because he was so angry at being given rubbish songs and some judges’ comments. He hasn’t forgiven Simon for changing his song.
The friend went on: “Jon Bon Jovi came up to him after the Sunday show, told him he liked him and offered him a support act role on the tour.
Jamie was thrilled but his contract means he is tied to X Factor and wouldn’t be able to do it. He was absolutely gutted and it made for a tense week between him and Simon.

“He feels Simon gives him rubbish songs to make people vote for Olly Murs and Danyl Johnson. He calmed down and decided to stay as he realised it’s incredible exposure.”

But Simon is set to heap further embarrassment on Jamie tonight by making him sing Unchained Melody, the classic Righteous Brothers track once covered by Simon’s old act Robson and Jerome.
Jamie is said to be worried after missing several days’ practice with a virus.
A pal said: “Not only is he singing a song out of his comfort zone, his voice has been really croaky.”
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X Factor stars have complained that Jedward are getting preferential treatment in their bid to win the show.
Rival acts claim the 18-year-old Irish twins are given the most rehearsal time and best slots, giving them an advantage over their rivals.
The Twins will perform a version of Ghostbusters tonight and are due to appear last.
Creative director Brian Friedman has also spent several hours with the duo this week, perfecting their routine.
But the move, coupled with huge public support for the pair, has sparked bitter resentment from their fellow hopefuls.

An X Factor insider said: “John and Edward have their most ambitious performance of the series tonight and have needed lots of rehearsal time to get it right but it has gone down like a lead balloon with some of their competitors.
“Some of the acts think it gives them an unfair advantage in the race to win the X Factor recording contract and have been bitching and moaning about it, reports The Mirror. Another bone of contention is time slots.
“John and Edward are due to be the final act of the night. Simon Cowell isn’t an idiot and realises many viewers will be tuning in to see them. He wants to keep them watching until the end. But this has upset some of their rivals.

“Everyone likes to perform towards the end as it is closer to when the voting opens and their performances are obviously fresher in the public’s minds.” The complaints come as the twins, who have been slashed to 6-1 to win by bookmakers, vowed to make Simon “eat his words” with their most outrageous performance yet.
They hope their version of the theme tune from hit film Ghostbusters will force the judge to admit they have The X Factor. Edward told a friend: “We want to make Simon eat humble pie and prove to him we can sing.”