Luke Bryan’s wife is cleaning the air.
About a week ago, Wyatt Pike, forerunner of “American Idol,” left the popular singing competition. On Instagram, the 20-year-old singer said he left the show for “personal reasons” but gave no further explanation.
Since then, wild rumors have been circulating from social media fans about what exactly happened that Pike plunged from the show – including one theory that suggests he was involved in an alleged feud with Bryan, a judge in the program.
The rumors claim that the quarrel according to E! News.
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Now, after the rumors, Bryan’s wife, Caroline, went to TikTok to confirm her husband’s COVID-19 diagnosis and squash speculation about a fight.
Bryan, 44, was absent from “Idol” in particular on Sunday, April 12 – although he said online that he would miss the show, after testing positive for coronavirus.
Luke Bryan’s wife, Caroline, has denied rumors that Wyatt Pike, an ‘American Idol’ contestant, left after a physical affair with the country star.
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“Believe me, he has a good thing,” Caroline wrote in the app. “I really wish there was a fight. I’m tired of caring for and disinfecting children alone. ‘
She jokingly added: “I pee Lysol !!!”
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A rep for “Idol” echoed Pike’s own statement and told the New York Post that he left for “personal reasons”.
Host Ryan Seacrest last week announced the news that Pike has left on air.
“Before we get to the results, I have to tell you that finalist Wyatt Pike will not be competing,” he said at the time. “He had to drop out – but we wish him the best, OK?”
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On Monday, hours before “American Idol” aired, Pike took to social media to debut a new original song titled “Friday Nights”.
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“As promised, here’s a video of my tune ‘Friday Nights’! I filmed it for you yesterday, hope you enjoy it! ‘Friday Nights’ is available on all streaming platforms!” he endorsed the video on Instagram.
Fox News’s Tyler McCarthy Contributed to This Report