Rylan Clark leaves fans issuing demand as he tells them ‘not being funny’

Fans have been left issuing Rylan Clark with a demand as he revealed some information on social media. The BBC Radio 2 star is now more known for his presenting than his singing despite rising to fame on The X Factor in 2012.

But it appears Rylan could one day make a return to music. Taking to X, formerly known as Twitter, the 35-year-old said: "I recorded so many demos from the age of 16- 22 . I’ve just sat listening to them."

He then added: "Not being funny……. Not bad babe." Rylanw as then soon being flooded with response as his followers were keen to hear what he had to offer.

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Actress Kate Robbins said: "Would love to hear." @Charlottesayshi echoed: "Can you not just.., you know accidentally release them?? I wanna hear!!" @gillsteps asked: "Can we hear a little please." @laceylady04 pleaded: "Please release them." @RuChTo added: "Release them for charity at Xmas."

In the meantime, Rylan is back on This Morning from Monday (November 13). The TV and radio star finished his first stint in a while at the end of last month, but this week he will be back on the ITV daytime show with Cat Deeley who is set host the daytime show as ITV looks to replace former presenter Holly Willoughby.

The presenter left ITV daytime show months after co-host Phillip Schofield resigned. Phillip, 61, announced his decision to quit This Morning back in May this year after saying rumours of a fractured relationship with Holly behind the scenes had "become the story". However, he resigned from ITV altogether merely a week later