Sasha-Lee Davids
Sasha-Lee Davids (born on 2 September 1990,
Early life
Davids comes from Atlantis in the Western Cape. She is one of 10 children, and her father is a pastor.[2]
Idols
Davids was originally declared the sole winner after singing the winner's song "True Believer". But apparently, there had been a mix-up with late votes arriving after the cutoff time on the night of the finale. The SMS messages had been sent before the cutoff time but were only received after the deadline. M-Net made the public aware of the matter within a day and assured everyone that a recount of the votes would be done as soon as possible.
The recount showed that Jason Hartman, the then runner-up, was actually the winner, with 1.3 million votes—or 54% of the total. Sasha-Lee had come second, with 1.1 million votes—or 46%. M-Net decided however that "200,000 votes are not significant enough, and the results so close, the only fair thing to do under the circumstances is to declare a tie".[3]
Discography
Albums
- 2009: Sasha-Lee
Singles
- 2009 : True Believer
- 2014 : girl behind the wall
- 2014 : It's so clear by Mandoza ft Sasha-Lee
- 2015 : I cry
- 2017 : forever yours
- 2018: free falling
- 2019: Africa Arise ft All 4 One
References
- ^ Davids, Sasha-Lee [@sashaleedavids777] (2 September 2023). "Chapter 33 Last night I got to experience pure magic on the eve of my birthday. This dress, made by the phenomenal @lauren_r_couture transported me into my Disney Princess era. I'm still dreaming about it. Then full circle moment - I got to perform with the incredible @capetownphilharmonic . What an honour 💙 Cheers to me!". Cape Town Philharmonic Orchestra. Retrieved 2024-03-23 – via Instagram.
- ^ G-Sports: May 2009 Style Star: Sasha-Lee Davids
- ^ Heat: Idols: It's a tie
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