沪江英乐讯 据英国媒体报道，由于在《英国达人》决赛中屈居亚军，网络红人苏珊大妈在当地时间本周日回到伦敦的酒店后一度精神崩溃，被救护车送入了医院。而她的"钱"途也有可能因此受阻。

　　台上很大度 回到酒店行动异常

　　昨日，英国警方一发言人证实了这一说法。他告诉媒体："当晚，我们接到了一位医生的求助电话。因为饭店里有一位女性精神状况不佳，她被救护车直接送入了医院，一路有警车陪同。"

　　这位女性就是苏珊大妈，在5月30日的决赛中惜败舞蹈组合"万象"后，她的情绪一直不稳定。虽然在舞台上显得很大度，称"有这个参赛经历就足够了"，并且当面夸奖对手"最好的表演者赢得了比赛"，但私底下被视作夺冠最大热门的苏珊大妈却非常重视比赛的输赢。

　　一位酒店员工称，苏珊大妈已在酒店住了好几天，但自周六的决赛后，行动便开始异常，并引起了一些骚动。大约6时许，护理人员帮助她进入救护车，被送往伦敦北部一家私人医院。而《英国达人》的主办方解释，之所以精神出现了问题，是因为苏珊大妈根本没有能力承受如此大的压力。

　　赚五百万英镑 不如回家当村姑

　　虽然输掉了比赛，但是凭借累积的人气，苏珊大妈的吸金能力却不容置疑。除了与西蒙·考埃尔的唱片公司签下了两张唱片的合约，据说已有歌舞剧和电影公司邀她演出。音乐剧作曲家韦伯据悉正在考虑与她合作的事宜。此外，她之前的演唱片断，因涉及版权问题，将不再免费公开播出。媒体预测她有望从电视、广告及灌录唱片的邀约中，赚取超过五百万英镑的收入。

　　不过，也有人担心苏珊大妈的精神状况已经不允许她暴露在镁光灯下。之前，苏珊本人也直言自己受不了面对大众的压力，几度扬言退赛。而远在布莱克本的乡邻就奉劝她，当明星没什么好，还是回家过平凡人的生活吧。

The Scottish star was taken on Sunday night to the private clinic after show staff contacted police to say she was acting strangely at her London hotel, according to The Sun.

Officers were called to assist and Boyle was reportedly taken by ambulance to the Priory in Southgate, north London, escorted by police.

A Scotland Yard spokeswoman said: "Police were called to doctors assessing a woman under the Mental Health Act. The woman was taken voluntarily by ambulance to a clinic. At the request of doctors, police accompanied the ambulance."

Earlier on Sunday it emerged Boyle was taking time off on the advice of a doctor after losing to dance act Diversity in the ITV talent show.

Television company talkbackThames released a statement offering her "ongoing support" amid newspaper reports that she had run amok backstage after her loss shouting "I hate this show".

Shock winners Diversity had earlier praised the 48-year-old, nicknamed the Hairy Angel, for her generous behaviour in defeat. Choreographer Ashley Banjo, 20, said: "She was so gracious about it, she said the best act won and, backstage, she said she had seen something special. She was so nice about it."

Boyle has helped to ensure that the competition kept grabbing the headlines, and the final became the most watched television programme in the UK for five years.